Microsoft announced that for Python, developers can now run Python assessments with protection and gain valuable insights into their code, directly in Visual Studio Code. To execute assessments securely, customers should opt for the Protection Run icon within the Explore tab or select “Run with Protection” from any context menu that initiates an explore run. Python extensions will utilize the pytest-cov plugin for coverage reporting when pytest is used as a builder, or protection.py for unit test execution and coverage analysis when using unittest. Once the protection level reaches maximum capacity, the editor instantly highlights specific lines that have been safeguarded at a granular level. The Python extension now incorporates a standard downside matcher by default, streamlining subject tracking within Python code and providing additional context-specific recommendations.
In Visual Studio Code 1.94, the Supply Management Graph now features a new historic product reference picker in its view title, allowing developers to utilize the reference picker to refine the displayed history objects by filtering them to a specific branch or viewing multiple branches. The Supply Management Graph further enhances the list of available actions by providing an expanded context menu for supply management history objects. New actions are introduced to establish a novel department or tag by reviving a legacy product, selectively selecting a heritage product, and testing an item.
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