So far I'm bopping along fine with python & pylint. deleted 3 years ago. The Python VSCode extension has just about all you’re going to need. If you’re doing data science, there’s a good CSV viewer that puts the data visually into a table, but other than that, you’re probably good for Python. Hey there, i think u can try simply add 'code-runner.executorMap.python': 'python3 -u' to the user settings and it should work. It says 'Unknown configuration setting'. I have installed Visual Studio Code 1.23.1 and added extensions - Python, Code Runner. With Code Runner, now I can see the Run Code symbol (triangle) and on highlighting it, I see the shortcut Ctrl + Alt + N. But when I try to use it to run the code that asks for user input, I can't find a way to provide the input. So far I'm bopping along fine with python & pylint. deleted 3 years ago. The Python VSCode extension has just about all you’re going to need. If you’re doing data science, there’s a good CSV viewer that puts the data visually into a table, but other than that, you’re probably good for Python.
Introduction
I love Visual Studio Code, really – it’s the longest lasting fav thing I’ve had, like, for evah! … I used to hack on Sublime, but I deleted it last week (for evah) in favor of vs code … it's the business.
Anyway, my love for it aside – I was starting some R&D the other day using it, and couldn’t get the darn thing to play nice with the latest version of Python. Using V2, no hassle, but V3 … nope … and dig as I might, I couldn’t find what settings to change. I reached out to @code who sent me to the wiki that kinda helped, but not quite…
Configure VS Code for Python3
After a lot of poking around and going down rabbit holes, I found the solution, you need to tweak the tasks.json file to tell it to use Python V3.
To get to that file, in vscode (mac) cmd+shift+P – type ‘task’ – select ‘configure task runner’, and edit the file to point the “command” at “python3”, and the (command line) args to point at ${file}. Save, Debug/Run .. works! … now, back to coding. :)
History
Code Runner Visual Studio
- V1 - 17th April, 2016