Refs: #22647
Complexity: 2
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Thank you in advance for testing this feature!
Today we will test Terminal: Run Recent Command for Python REPL, specifically
More background information about what this does can be found here in official VS Code documentation:
(https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/terminal/shell-integration#_run-recent-command)
Setup:
- Make sure you have Python installed in your computer.
- Make sure you have not turned off terminal.integrated.shellIntegration.enabled (You shouldn't worry about this if you haven't touched this setting manually yourself)
Steps:
- Open Python file. (aka. .py file)
- Launch Python REPL via Shift+enter or other key binding to launch Python REPL inside VS Code.
- Execute code in the REPL via Shift+enter
- Press control+shift+p, command+shift+p and then type
Terminal: Run Recent Command to see if your Python REPL command history exists for current session
Refs: #22647
Complexity: 2
Create Issue
Thank you in advance for testing this feature!
Today we will test
Terminal: Run Recent Commandfor Python REPL, specificallyMore background information about what this does can be found here in official VS Code documentation:
(https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/terminal/shell-integration#_run-recent-command)
Setup:
Steps:
Terminal: Run Recent Commandto see if your Python REPL command history exists for current session