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    Pymakr stopped working in VSCode 1.49

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    • V Offline
      VST Admin
      last edited by

      My Linux Manjaro system updated to the AUR of VS Code 1.49 overnight and now Pymakr 1.1.6 loads in VS Code, but the REPL and the commands from Pymakr do not function. Switching to a 1.48 version seems to have fixed the problem temporarily, but heads up on 1.49.

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        Gijs
        last edited by

        Hi,
        Thanks for informing us! We are working on fixing this

        Best,
        Gijs

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          SebastianBarcia
          last edited by

          Hi,
          The same happened to me.
          I disabled VS Code updates from settings and reinstalled an older version.
          That let me keep working.
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            Thosch42
            last edited by

            I can confirm that. Took me 2 hours in the morning, until I realized that my other box is working fine, becauce I didn't trigger the update...
            The VSCode Update 08/2020 brake Pymakr...

            Best,
            Thomas

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              ahmadelmasri
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              please check the new version 1.1.7

              Ahmad EL Masri

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