For Windows and Fedora (Windows keyboard) use CtrlĪs per Visual Code version 1.28.2 this is what I found.Į no longer exists.

You can add a keybinding in 'Preferences->Keyboard shortcuts' or if you are feeling a little lazy to scroll up:

Under Default Keyboard Shortcuts, search ( Ctrl + F) for.

Click File -> Preferences -> Keyboard shortcuts.If you have Dev Container definitions that only list the Python extension and wish to continue using the Jupyter notebooks features in your containers, you can add the Jupyter extension ID to your devcontainer. This change was made in response to feedback from Dev Containers users who wanted a faster container creation process. The Jupyter extension is no longer automatically installed alongside the Python extension by default. Jupyter extension no longer installed by default The Python: Create Environment command will also install pip into the environments created via microvenv. It is not equipped with traditional activation scripts like virtual environments, but it provides a good alternative for creating an isolated environment when the venv module is not available in your Python distribution. Microvenv is a lightweight Python module that offers a minimalist approach to creating virtual environments for your Python projects. This can be a hurdle for Python environments that are pre-installed on Unix-based systems, which causes the Python: Create Environment command to fail. When the Python: Create environment command is invoked using a Python distribution that doesn’t have the venv package installed, the Python extension now uses microvenv as a fallback. Microvenv support for Create Environment command If you’re interested, you can check the full list of improvements in our changelogs for the Python, Jupyter and Pylance extensions. Code navigation enabled on strings that contain module names.Automatic conversion of f-strings with Pylance.

Microvenv support for Create Environment command.Jupyter extension no longer installed by default.This release includes the following announcements: We’re excited to announce that the May 2023 release of the Python and Jupyter extensions for Visual Studio Code are now available!

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