![]() ![]() ![]() There are no plans to actively remove support for Python 3.7, and so we expect the extension will continue to work unofficially with Python 3.7 for the foreseeable future. Deprecation of Python 3.7 supportĪs previously mentioned in our July 2023 release blog, we have dropped official Python 3.7 support in the Python extension. The second is mypy-type-checker.preferDaemon, which when set to true, will use mypy’s daemon ( dmypy) instead of mypy itself ( mypy) to perform type checking, which can be much faster in some scenarios. The first is mypy-type-checker.reportingScope, which can be set to file (the default) to enable problems to be reported only for open files in the workspace, or workspace to enable reporting for all files in the workspace. The Mypy Type Checker extension has now two new settings to allow you to specify mypy’s reporting scope and whether to use mypy’s daemon. Mypy extension reporting scope and daemon mode There’s now a new setting called pylint.lintOnChange that once set to true, will enable the extension to report errors and warnings as you type, without having to save the file. Lint on change option for Pylint extensionīy default, the Pylint extension only reports errors and warnings when a file is saved. Note that when justM圜ode is specified, its value will take precedence over the bugJustM圜ode setting. Now once you create a launch.json file, it will use the value of bugJustM圜ode by default, as long as justM圜ode is not specified in the file. Then open the settings UI ( File > Preferences > Settings), search for “debugJustM圜ode” and disable the checkbox: To try it out, make sure you have the Python Debugger extension installed. This was a popular feature request for those who wanted to more conveniently disable justM圜ode to all of their projects, instead of having to manually configure it in each of their projects’ launch.json debug configurations. This extension now includes a new User setting bugJustM圜ode that, when disabled, allows you to step into system or third-party library code for all your applications (by default, the debugger steps only into your own Python code). The Debugpy extension, which was announced a few months ago, has been renamed to “Python Debugger” for improved discoverability in the marketplace. ![]() If you’re interested, you can check the full list of improvements in our changelogs for the Python, Jupyter and Pylance extensions. Grace Hopper Conference and Open Source Day Participation.Mypy extension reporting scope and daemon mode.Lint on change option for Pylint extension.This release includes the following announcements: We’re excited to announce the October 2023 release of the Python and Jupyter extensions for Visual Studio Code! ![]()
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