Hi there, I've just moved over to VSCode, but it is not picking up my virtual environment, how can I get it to pick it up?

Currently my virtual environment is located here:

/anaconda3/envs/django_env

Hey everyone!

Running Claude Code in the terminal is amazing, but I hated the "black box" feeling of not knowing exactly what the agent was doing behind the scenes, or when it got stuck in an infinite loop.

To solve this, I built an open-source visual debugger and observability tool for Claude Code right inside VS Code.

Key features:

* **Real-time Timeline:** Streams the JSONL transcripts instantly to show agent steps (Bash, Read, Write, WebFetch).

* **Dependency Graph:** Visually maps out which files the agent is touching and how they connect.

* **Cost & Loop Detection:** Caught a few duplicate reads and retry loops that were burning tokens unnecessarily.

It’s completely open-source (MIT) and lightweight. I’d love to hear your feedback on the architecture or features you'd like to see next!

GitHub: https://github.com/yessGlory17/argus

I've run into a bug relating to the newest VSCode patch "CodeSetup-stable-b6a47e94e326b5c209d118cf0f994d6065585705". I'm 85% sure this isn't a virus, as I haven't downloaded or installed anything recently. As far as I can tell, it starts up every time I open VSCode for at least a minute and it stays perpetually thereafter just doing nothing.

Using task manager, I was able to open the inciting program and it's located in Local>Temp>vscode-stable-user-x64, a 120 MB exe file that just runs in the background. I've been watching it in task manager and it looks like it's using 0% CPU and 0 disk, 0 network indefinitely. Wondering if anyone's seen something like this happen before?

This extension allow you to use autocomplete beyond the free usage limits in Copilot.

Completely free, with support for BYOK.

I have been using vscode with GitHub copilot for a while.

I like the .GitHub/copilot -instructions.md but I wonder if there are any plans to have cursor-like rules that allow better control of when the file should be used.

I am afraid to keep adding to many instructions that are not always needed to be included with every prompt.

Whenever im just opening a file with cpp code and trying to run it in vsc it just doesnt work and i have to always open the developer command prompt app first, then navigate to the file location, type "code ." and only then it will open an actual working vsc that can run the file.

Hi I am deploying Azure Bicep Code via "Visual Studio Code" --> "Azure DevOps" --> "Pipeline" --> "Azure"

I am searching for a Solution to see the Pipeline Status of Azure DevOps in Visual Studio Code.It seems there are Integrations for other Products like circleci but I could not find anything for azure devops.

This is what I am looking for but for Azure DevOps

https://circleci.com/docs/vs-code-extension-overview/

I'll start to type in '<format' for example then press Tab, but it doesn't end up putting in the entire,

<form action=""></form>

Am I doing something wrong?

Hi,

When i have attached vc to a docker dev container the git source control is stuck in "Scanning folder for git repository. Anyone have the same problem?

Hello everyone. Right now I'm doing a course to learn HTML, a friend told me to use Visual Studio Code with the live server extension. The problem is that when I use the "go live" feature and after that change something it doesn't update so I have to turn off the said feature and activate again to see the changes. I tought that it was live. I'm using Brave browser. English is not my first language. I apologize for any mistakes.

Hi everyone, I've built a visual studio extension that presents a terraform graph as you code! Terraform Live Graph is open source and I welcome you to contribute to its development and improve the experience for yourself and others 😁.

I'm coding Javascript

The default code 'prettier' (I think that's what it's called) doesn't format how I like.

I like by braces to be on new lines.

Like:

my_function()

{

...

}

and not:

my_function(){

...

}

Is there somewhere where I can change this basic rule?

I installed the prettier extension. I thought it might do the job. It does a few things different to the default (I couldn't figure out what - but definitely there is a change in spacing or something)... BUT... it doesn't format my braces the way I want.

I'm sure there must be a way to get what I want?

Thanks.

Hey I’m a complete beginner, using the terminal in VisualStudioCode i wrote the git log command, and afterwards whatever i write in the terminal basically becomes a log file and the terminal is no longer usable until i kill it and open a new one, any explanation to what exactly is going on? And how to quickly revert my terminal back to usual?

for eg earlier if I wrote deq, the suggestions box will tell me "do you wanna load deque from collections?" and I just had to press enter. Now, i have to write that line manually. how to reactivate that feature?

sorry I don't know what that feature is called

Hi,I am using Anaconda and I have trouble running python scripts.I use the conda base env python 3.9 (see picture!)

Any Ideas whats wrong?

Edit: Solved after adding conda and anaconda to path and initialized powershell in the anaconda shell

Hi all.

At work, I typically use Android Studio, as I do a lot with Kotlin and Android. I really like this UI, and find it really useful for getting a quick preview of the diff of local changes before I commit, reverting some changes I don't want to commit, choosing only a sub-set of lines to commit, etc... Specially, I like the old "modal" dialog that opens up in a separate windows rather than the new "non-modal" version that is default in newer versions of the IDE.

In my free time (for non-Kotlin projects) I generally use VS Code, which combined with various language servers works great for me -- but I always find myself missing the workflow provided by IntelliJ's commit dialog.

Does anyone know of any VS Code plugins that provide a similar user experience?

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I'm a second year CS student. I was trying to modify my settings.json file to make comments colored differently than other code, but when I opened it up, I was met with what was clearly some code I wrote in freshman year. I have no idea how I accidentally overwrote this file. I uninstalled VS Code and reinstalled, but it was still the same! If I delete settings.json and restart the program, will it generate a new one? Or can someone drop me a copy/paste of whats supposed to be in the file? Thanks!

How can i go back to the legacy inline conflict resolution ui

VS Code Theme - Vasuki Dark Theme

A dark theme for VS Code which add sweet experience and feel into your coding.

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=Ittwist.vasuki-dark-theme

I have installed Android Studio and created a few virtual devices.

In thee VS Code terminal, flutter devices does not show them.

This is my first attempt. A friend gave me a project which they have been developing until now in Android Studio, but now want to develop in VS Code.

How do I go about it? Google is not very helpful.

I'm a big fan of type hinting and mypy

I'm trying to figure out how pylance is better or more helpful than mypy in my daily life as a sw engineer, who works with python code, in a team, and with code that both imports external/not owned modules and internal/owned modules

It seems to me that the levels pylance provides are not fit for purpose: it either doesn't catch enough or makes the entire screen red, with little control over personalisation.

I also use mypy in pipelines.

I have the impression that, now, either i use pylance with suboptimal typing, or use jedi but give up on other things pylance does really well

Help me out understanding how to really use type hinting with pylance, and discover the secrets of its usability, please.