Why there are a lot of yellow question marks show up during precompiling when I download new packages? I can using new packages normally. Perhaps someone can point me how to solve it?
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Your terminal emulator’s font might be missing the unicode half black circles that are used by pkg.jl here. The characters should be:
julia> collect('\u25D0':'\u25D3')
4-element Vector{Char}:
'◐': Unicode U+25D0 (category So: Symbol, other)
'◑': Unicode U+25D1 (category So: Symbol, other)
'◒': Unicode U+25D2 (category So: Symbol, other)
'◓': Unicode U+25D3 (category So: Symbol, other)
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Please use code block instead of screenshots.
Kindly read this post for asking questions the julia way.
Thanks.
I see this as an appropriate use case of screenshot.
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This also happens here. Maybe this issue is more common than expected?
Although it has the ⌅ character … 
See https://github.com/JuliaLang/Pkg.jl/pull/3903 which adds documentation about the various symbols.
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The code block of the image is here:
julia> using ImageTransformations
Package ImageTransformations not found, but a package named ImageTransformations is available from a registry.
Install package?
(@1.10) pkg> add ImageTransformations
(y/n/o) [y]: y
Updating registry at "~/-julia/registries/General.toml
Resolving
package versions...
Updating
*~/-julia/environments/v1.10/Project.toml'
^ [02fcd773] + ImageTransformations v0.9.5
No Changes to '~/-julia/environments/v1.10/Manifest.toml
Precompiling project...
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? DomainSets
? LayoutPointers
? SparseDiffTools
? AccessorsExtra
? StrideArraysCore
? VectorizationBase
? AccessorsExtra → DistributionsExt