You can make a copy of the REQUIRE file and put that in a clean new version of .julia, which will automatically install the same set of packages next time you run Pkg.update()
On Thursday, October 8, 2015 at 11:28:17 AM UTC-7, [email protected] wrote: > > I'm still stuck on this. > > On Wednesday, October 7, 2015 at 10:16:04 PM UTC-7, David P. Sanders wrote: >> >> You could try with the latest Julia 0.4 release candidate. Have you tried >> deleting your whole .julia directory and reinstalling IJulia? > > > Not yet. If I remove ~/.ijulia/, would I need to Pkg.add() all the > packages I have installed?: > > julia> Pkg.installed() > > Dict{ASCIIString,VersionNumber} with 25 entries: > > "Nettle" => v"0.2.0" > > "REPLCompletions" => v"0.0.3" > > "FixedPointNumbers" => v"0.0.12" > > "SHA" => v"0.1.2" > > "Plotly" => v"0.0.3+" > > "PyCall" => v"0.8.1" > > "LaTeXStrings" => v"0.1.5" > > "Docile" => v"0.5.18" > > "WoodburyMatrices" => v"0.1.2" > > "LibCURL" => v"0.1.4" > > "Grid" => v"0.3.11" > > "JSON" => v"0.4.4" > > "ZMQ" => v"0.3.0" > > "ColorTypes" => v"0.1.7" > > "Compat" => v"0.4.5+" > > "IJulia" => v"0.1.16" > > "PyPlot" => v"2.0.1" > > "Colors" => v"0.5.4" > > "HTTPClient" => v"0.1.5" > > "Dates" => v"0.3.2" > > "BinDeps" => v"0.3.15" > > "HttpCommon" => v"0.1.2" > > "Reexport" => v"0.0.3" > > "Homebrew" => v"0.1.16" > "URIParser" => v"0.0.7" > >
