![]() Improved shell identifier on case-insensitive system in vscode-python#22391.Capitalize Python in README.md and settings description in vscode-autopep8#167.Fix config file setting in README.md in vscode-autopep8#156.Remove Python 3.7 from test actions in vscode-autopep8#165. ![]() Added workaround and early returning if file name matched excluded arg in vscode-autopep8#142.Fixed typo in README.md in vscode-black-formatter#358.Update dependency packages in vscode-black-formatter#326.Remove Python 3.7 from test actions in vscode-black-formatter#322.Improve setting description for default interpreter setting in vscode-black-formatter#324.Fixed mis-escaped string literal in vscode-black-formatter#312.Make version extraction more robust in vscode-black-formatter#306.We would also like to extend special thanks to this month’s contributors: For the time being, you can opt-out by adding "" : "pythonTestAdapter" in your settings.json, but we will soon drop this experimental flag and adopt this new architecture. String inputs for numerical values are now supported in attach debug configurations with the Python Debugger extension The Python test adapter rewrite experiment has been rolled out to 100% of users.These changes will allow for more extensive testing on stable builds and a more reliable user experience. The Pylance extension has adjusted its release cadence to monthly stable releases and nightly pre-release builds, similar to the Python extension release cadence.We have also added small enhancements and fixed issues requested by users that should improve your experience working with Python and Jupyter Notebooks in Visual Studio Code. Users are also able to change their user and workspace specific behavior for REPL Smart Send via the setting. When attempting to use Smart Send via kbstyle(Shift+Enter) on a Python file that contains unsupported Python code (e.g., Python 2 source code), there is now a warning message and a setting to deactivate REPL Smart Send. Setting to turn REPL Smart Send on/off and a message when it is unsupported We plan to add support for additional terminals in the future. We received feedback that this is an important part of some users’ workflow, so we have added support for deactivate when the selected default terminal is PowerShell or Command Prompt. However, one problem with this activation mechanism is that it didn’t support the deactivate command because there is no inherent activation script. This is currently behind an experimental flag and can be enabled through the following User setting: "": as mentioned in our August 2023 release notes. The Python extension has a new activation mechanism that activates the selected environment in your default terminal without running any explicit activation commands. From there you can navigate through the symbol’s subtypes as well as super-types.ĭeactivate command support for automatically activated virtual environments in the terminal When you right-click on a symbol, you can select Show Type Hierarchy to open the type hierarchy view. This can be helpful when working with large codebases with complex type relationships. You can now more conveniently explore and navigate through your Python projects’ types relationships when using Pylance. In the case you do not have an existing launch.json, you will be prompted to select a debug configuration template to create a launch.json file for your Python application, and then can run your application using this configuration. When you select Python Debugger: Debug using launch.json and there is an existing launch.json in your workspace, it shows all available debug configurations you can pick to start the debugger. The Python Debugger extension now has configurable debug options under the Run button menu. Configurable debugging options added to Run button menu If you’re interested, you can check the full list of improvements in our changelogs for the Python, Jupyter and Pylance extensions. Setting to turn REPL Smart Send on/off and a message when it is unsupported.Deactivate command support for automatically activated virtual environments in the terminal.Configurable debugging options added to Run button menu.This release includes the following announcements: We’re excited to announce the December 2023 release of the Python and Jupyter extensions for Visual Studio Code!
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