@Julia-Steiwer As you should have noticed, Pycom Inc ceased it's operation, and there is no service any more for Pycom products, be it hardware or software like Pymakr. The latter should still work with the older VSCode versions. So if you want to use PyMakr, you have to stick with an working combo of an older VSCode version and PyMakr.

for those wondering where in Pymakr that the "autoconnect_comport_manufacturers" is -- in Atom (I don't know about Visual Studio, though it's also an Electron-based app), go to File->Settings Select the Pymakr package View Code Navigate to .atom/packages/pymakr/lib/config.js look for the autoconnect_comport_manufacturers.default: add your manufacturer to the list (don't break the JSON!) Restart Atom

It's worth mentioning that you should turn off "Extensions: Auto Update" or it'll automatically put 1.1.0 back! This is also probably why it suddenly happened in the first place. I had to to restart VS Code once I changed this setting too, as it still auto updated a couple of times for me, before I did. (Preferences > Settings > Features > Extension Viewlet > Auto Update (can also search for auto update to get to this)

@smokeyspace No problem at all :)

Hi guys, I didn't read everything below in detail, but I just wanted to add that the Pymakr package for Atom has an option for not rebooting after upload :) No need to switch to FTP if the reboot part is the issue. Actually, VSCode is supposed to have the same option, but when testing it just now it shows a bug (it doesn't show any output in the terminal after upload). I'm going to fix that now and add it in the next release. After that, you can add "reboot_after_upload" key to the global or project config file ("reboot_after_upload": false) and it will not reboot the board after uploading or downloading.

Good to hear you sorted that out @theshade! If I have time I might fix Pymakr to look in that folder on a raspi, although I think there are not many people running this setup. (ps Pymakr is open source, so if you want to do that yourself with a pull request, feel free)

This is a new issue (please do not reopen old threads), only on VSCode, we are working on a solution. There's another thread here on the recent issues: https://forum.pycom.io/topic/6809/pymakr-1-1-8-vs-code-failed-to-connect/ In the meantime, you can use Atom + Pymakr. Sorry for the inconvenience Gijs

Hi @Martinnn, empty folders are ignored when uploading. If you put a file in there, it'll upload it. Or you could create one via FTP on the device.

@dan issue persists with 1.0.3

@dan I have the same Issue on Ubuntu 18, extension don't work VSCode version 1.27.2 Pymakr version 1.0.2

@ulwur could you post your version numbers? (VSCode, Operating System, Pymakr)

Have you tried re-installing the plugin?

To upload a whole project to the pycom board with Visual Studio Code, one has to the File > Open Folder command. Choose the folder where all your .py files are in, e.g., main.py, boot.py and so on. By opening the folder instead of a single file, the IDE and pymakr recognizes all files and interprets them as project. It took me ages to understand how this works... There are so many tutorials and guides around pycom, but there is not guide going through really ALL steps.