Eleanor Boyd

GitHub - microsoft/vscode-python-environments: VS Code extension for Python environment and package management VS Code extension for Python environment and package management - GitHub - microsoft/vscode-python-environments: VS Code extension for Python environment and package management

Hi! Sorry you are experiencing this bug! If you could file an issue here I can help out more debugging what you might be facing: github.com/microsoft/vs...

It is in preview now but in the next few months will be bundled automatically with the Python extension. We are excited for the upgrade to the Python experience in VS Code!

give it a try and let me know! Our team is always accepting feedback and people trying out all the newest features!

mind if I copy this over and create an issue on our repo so I can get some of my team members to take a look?

Python Environments - Visual Studio Marketplace Extension for Visual Studio Code - Provides a unified python environment experience

maybe your intern can give this new ext a try next! marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemNa...

Python Environments - Visual Studio Marketplace Extension for Visual Studio Code - Provides a unified python environment experience

Give this extension a try and let me know if it helps: marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemNa...

hm this is a great question - do you want to run remotely but store the code locally?

How is it going? Any feedback for us?

GitHub - microsoft/pylance-release: Documentation and issues for Pylance Documentation and issues for Pylance. Contribute to microsoft/pylance-release development by creating an account on GitHub.

Great feedback! I know the pylance team would love to hear your favorite refactoring! You can get in touch with them via a issue here or I can file one for you

github.com/microsoft/py...

Love to hear you are a fan! Do you use copilot chat or just inline completions?

Python Environments - Visual Studio Marketplace Extension for Visual Studio Code - Provides a unified python environment experience

You should give the Python Environments Extension a try! Would love to hear how it works for data science applications and where we can improve: marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemNa...

What's this plugin? I need to give it a try!

This is great! Do you put this as instructions on all your repos?

Python Environments - Visual Studio Marketplace Extension for Visual Studio Code - Provides a unified python environment experience

Would love your feedback on the new Python Environments Extension in VS Code as I think it will help you understand your python versions & environments in your workspace. Give it a try: marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemNa...

GitHub - microsoft/vscode: Visual Studio Code Visual Studio Code. Contribute to microsoft/vscode development by creating an account on GitHub.

Sorry to hear you are hitting this problem! We would love to help you out over at github.com/microsoft/vs... and if you assign your issue to "isidorn" it will get to the right eyes. Appreciate the feedback!

Beginning a series of videos demoing the new Python Environments Extension! Starting where all good Python projects start... creating an environment. Follow along as I will be posting new videos every few days!

marketplace link: marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemNa...

YouTube video by Microsoft Developer Making your own MCP server in VS Code

Had a ton of fun in May at PyCon US giving a booth talk about building your own MCP server with Python for VS Code!

www.youtube.com/watch?v=SYcQ...

We are beginning rollout of the Python Environments Extension! Anyone can install and enable the extension and its a game changer so give it a try and send in your feedback! (see these extra enablement details if you are on VS Code insiders: github.com/microsoft/vs...)

live, love, open-source!

Pre-PEP: Import name metadata As threatened promised, here is my next planned PEP (I haven’t bothered making it an official PEP yet in case the idea is considered downright bad, which would save me writing the PoC and translating ...

Oops I did it again, I wrote a new PEP, got lost in the comments, oh coder, coder.
Oops, you thought I could stop, that I knew better, I'm not that intelligent.

discuss.python.org/t/pre-pep-im...

genius.com/Britney-spea...

PyCon US 2025 logo

Can't believe @pycon.us 2025 is 2 weeks away! This will be my first time attending and I couldn't be more pumped! Any advice for how to make the most of the conference??

Great things that started at 9am today:
1. VS Code Agent Day @vscode.dev
2. Sound Transit merch shop!
not too bad for a random Wednesday morning!

🔴 VS Code Live: Agent Mode Day YouTube video by Visual Studio Code

Around 11am PDT today notebook engineer and expert Don Jayamanne will be LIVE on VS Code Agent Mode Day to talk all things Notebooks and Copilot. He will doing live demos and exploring all the newest features so definitely check it out on Youtube: www.youtube.com/live/HNly8eN...

Screenshot of VS Code with the test coverage open and the branch coverage for file num.py hovered over.

current work in progress... do you spot the new feature?

thank you to the contributor Danila Grobov or @danila-grobov on github!

@vscode.dev & @djangoproject.com

VS Code window after coverage was run on a Django tester project.

So pumped about this new feature to support Django test coverage contributed by a community member! As someone who's not a Django expert, getting help from the community is amazing. Try it on the python pre-release now: github.com/microsoft/vs...

Huge release for Copilot in Notebooks:
- 🆕 New notebook tool (/newNotebook)
- 💬 Chat to edit notebook files (including agent mode)
- 🧭 Diff toolbars for edit navigation & undo seamlessly
- 📎 Attach notebook outputs as context
details and settings: code.visualstudio.com/updates/v1_9...

Playing around with Copilot for notebooks in @vscode.dev and the new feature I just added that lets you attach notebook cell outputs to chat. Nice to learn the real bottleneck these days is my typing speed 😅

No launch.json, no problem.

Python no-config debugging allows you to leverage debugging features in @code, without needing configurations in a launch.json

To use, open a terminal and type debugpy <script .py or module>