Native REPL should start on the project folder #23821
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As mentioned in #23656 (comment), working to set proper directory for when REPL launches. |
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Resolves: #23727 Allow users to launch Native REPL via command palette. Will also be handling #23821 in this PR. -- setting proper workspace directory. Related: #23656 Covering scenarios: - Provide selection option if user is in multi-workspace scenario (already included in PR) - Automatically pick workspace as directory for context of REPL if user is in single-workspace scenario (already included in PR) - Handle case where user does not open any workspace and attempt to launch native REPL from plain/empty VS Code instance via command palette option (already included in PR)
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This should be resolved as #23912 got merged. Feel free to give this a try in latest pre-release version of Python extension! @heliosdrm |
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Moving this to a dedicated TPI since we want to make sure to cover all different scenario of: empty workspace, single workspace, multiple workspace scenario. |
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After starting the native REPL:
does not return the project folder as expected, but the folder that contains the VS Code executable.
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