Selecting a Python interpreter in the Jupyter extension's interpreter drop-down menu (or using command palette) should result in that interpreter being used in the Jupyter notebook. Actual behaviour Selecting th
I can't debug python code because i don't have selected an python interpreter, i then ran the command which python3 on my linux system which resulted in the output /usr/bin/python3 so i tried to specify this path as interpreter but somehow, code-server yield this as a non existing pa...
Relates to: #23827 The current "Select at workspace level" when selecting interpreter is good but if you have many projects/folder in your workspace then the list of environments is everything but easy to pick from (see attachment). Perh...
2024-11-14 09:41:44.111 [info] [Info - 9:41:44 AM] (6028) Server root directory: file:///c%3A/Users/vting/.vscode-insiders/extensions/ms-python.vscode-pylance-2024.11.100/dist 2024-11-14 09:41:44.112 [info] [Info - 9:41:44 AM] (6028) Pylance language server 2024.11.100 (pyri...
Strangely enough, the Python interpreter sometimes works if you restart VS code several times and then wait about 5-10 minutes, but not always. Also a diagnostic code is given in the output: c:\Projects\my_workspace> ./sqlite/bin/custom_python.exe c:\Users\user\.vscode\extensions\ms-pytho...
though we continued and the thread was stopped on thread 5, VSCode seems to want to request info about the first frame on thread 1 (see thescopesrequest onframeid 1008) without me switching the frame in the UI. This makes it so that the stopped frame is not visible in the UI either....