With all the ongoing work and improvements we have been making to the linting and formatting extensions in VS Code for the last year, we have deprecated the built-in linting and formatting features that are shipped within the Python extension. If you have feedback or suggestions on how we can further improve this feature, please let us know!ĭeprecated built-in linting and formatting features While this feature is currently behind an experiment, we expect it to be the default behavior in the future. To try it out, you can add the following User setting: ". The cursor will also be automatically placed to the next executable line, to provide a smooth experience when executing multiple chunks iteratively. This ensures that only complete and executable sections of code are sent to the REPL. With our new experimental Smart Send feature, the Python extension will send the smallest runnable block of code surrounding the line where your cursor is to the REPL for execution. Previously, when you placed your cursor on a line of Python code and pressed Shift+Enter, the Python extension would send the exact line contents to the REPL, even if it would fail, for example, due to being part of a multi-line command. The Python extension is working on improving the behavior of sending code to the Python REPL ( Shift+Enter) when no code has been explicitly selected to run. Improvements to Shift + Enter run line in terminal If you’re interested, you can check the full list of improvements in our changelogs for the Python, Jupyter and Pylance extensions. Announcing Python in VS Code release videos.Improvements to Python linting extensions.Deprecated built-in linting and formatting features.Improvements to Shift + Enter run line in terminal.This release includes the following announcements: We’re excited to announce the November 2023 release of the Python and Jupyter extensions for Visual Studio Code!
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