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I want to turn python code triple quote strings that can possibly span multiple lines into comments using Visual Code. For example, turn '''line 1''' to #'''line 1''' or """ line1 ...
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I work with VS Code. I have one .ipynb file - my main script - and I would like to have another pane with another .ipynb notebook by its side where I can do some add hoc stuff with variables generated ...
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I have been using the Flake8 VS Code extension for Python linting with no problems. Recently, with VS Code version 1.118.1 and Flake8 version 2026.4.0, I get the following error notification when ...
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It is easy to run a single test or multiple simultaneous tests with pytest in VS Code. I would like to suppress some time-consuming debugging output when running multiple tests in parallel. I know how ...
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I was trying to connect Google Colab to my VS Code and I successfully did that but when connected to Colab kernel, I can't read files that are in my local machine. But in local Python environment the ...
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I'm using the VSCode extension called Prettier to distinguish between text strings, but it doesn't seem to be working. I was using it 10 minutes ago and it was working fine, but when I closed the ...
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I am using a venv for my current Python project in VS Code 2022 on Windows 11. I started having issues when I tried installing nodeenv into my venv, and it kept installing globally despite me running ...
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In a Python script there exists the following comment that shows the structure of an intermediate Polars data frame. print('a') # ┌──────────┬──────┬────────┬─────────────────┬────────────────────┬────...
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I'm developing a Streamlit app in VS Code. I have created a virtual environment (venv) specifically for this project, activated it in my terminal, and installed all requirements (including streamlit). ...
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I recently noticed this inline debugging info appearing when running Python in VSCode (see attached). In larger projects this can be assaulting visually with the screen full of debug info I'm not ...
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I've been using Jupyter Notebooks for a long time and when I run "df" to show the dataframe it used to be presented with Data Loader. Today I noticed that it's not displaying anymore. I've ...
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I'm new to coding, and I'm trying to use VS code to learn Python. I had an issue when I ran the debugger. I got some extra output showing something like this: PS C:\Users\user\Desktop\Python\oops> ...
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I feel sure I'm overlooking something fairly obvious... I am using VSCode (1.109.5) on Windows with Remote SSH(0.122.0) to a Debian (12 Bookworm) remote server. I doubt the versions are especially ...
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I am learning python, and I learned that global pip packages are bad, because you should use Virtual Environments. So for my learning numpy project in vs code i created a folder .venv. I uninstalled ...
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I want to do some refactoring of a single Python file in VS Code. I used a lot of hard-coded string literals, and I want to refactor them into constants so that I'm sure I'm using the correct keys. ...
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