Hi, I noticed that the default shortcut key for running cells in the Jupyter Notebook file of the macOS version of VSCode is Ctrl+Enter. I think it should be as consistent as possible with the original Jupyter Notebook shortcut keys (Com...
Applies To Notebooks (.ipynb files) Interactive Window and/or Cell Scripts (.py files with #%% markers) What happened? Before 1.75 vscode or jupyter extension v2023.2.1000411022 I was able to press F3 to find and replace within a cell. Now F3 does nothing in the notebook. I am on Lin...
References: Fixes #8710 - Add fullscreen option to JupyterLab Adding the base fullscreen mode functionality in preparation for fullscreen mode expansion to allow individual widgets to enter fullscr...
Add ability to delete messages + start new chat session jupyterlab/jupyter-ai#951 Merged Update snapshot workflows sometimes do not run #16730 Closed Sign up for free to join this conversation on GitHub. Already have an account? Sign in to comment Reviewers krassowski Assignees andre...
So, opening Keyboard Shortcuts (CTRL+K CTRL+S), type: Run Selection You should have 2 options: a) Jupyter: Run Selection/Line in Interactive Window with SHIFT+ENTER as key binding, and b) Python: Run Selection/Line in Python Terminal with (probably) also SHIFT+ENTER You need to change...
I don't have a keyboard where Alt G prints a key, but a workaround might be to define a keyboard shortcut in Settings>Advanced Settings>Keyboard Shortcuts that explicitly prints @ into the editor when you press Alt G: { shortcuts: [ { command: 'apputils:run-first-enabled', selector...
'Z' is supposed to undo the last cell change. CTRL+'Z' is doing the same because we don't check for the CTRL key when a cell doesn't have focus. I'm going to change it so you have to hit just 'z' when a cell doesn't have focus And shift+z is redo (like Jupyter Lab has...