Newbie question - No valid Kernel for PowerShell

[juancrl]

Hello. First, congrats on the initiative... I have lots of pynb files with PowerShell demos, and my job depends on them.
I've installed Verso with no issues. I have also .NET 6.0.36, 7.0.20, 8.0.26, 9.0.15 and 10.0.7.
Now I'm opening one old, simple PYNB file with just one #pwsh cell.
Running that cell begins to look for a Kernel... and it displays only Python kernels (several versions), but nothing for .NET
What is the way the indicate the right Kernel ?
Thanks !

[TorreyBetts]

Thanks for using Verso. VS Code typically uses that built in notebook controller when you click on a .ipynb file. For that particular file extension you have to right click and select "Open With..." and select Verso when it pops open the selections. If you still have trouble, attach one of these simple .ipynb files and give it a try on my end and fix as necessary. Let me know if it works as well.

Future edit: The next release v1.0.18 will include more language magic command support to help prevent the unknown magic command error when opening an .ipynb/.dib file.

[juancrl]

Thanks for the quick response.... this seems to do the trick and run the notebook !

Now I have to investigate on the compatibility, as some magic commands seem not to be defined :
Unknown magic command '#!pwsh'. Use '#!about' to list available commands.

[TorreyBetts]

Unknown magic command '#!pwsh'.

This is something I can fix on my end for a future update. That command switches the kernel being used to Powershell in Polyglot Notebooks. As a workaround for now, after you open the file with Verso, you can simply delete that line and change the cell's language to Powershell.

[juancrl]

Great ! I'm going to test Verso exhaustively (I have many notebooks with different features), then provide you with my feedback, and probably send some beers to the author :-) .-)