Microsoft has announced that Python developers can now run their code in a protected environment to prepare for Python exams, gaining valuable insights into the editing process. To ensure secure exam execution, clients should select the “Protection Run” icon within File Explorer or opt for “Run with Protection” from any context menu that initiates check runs. The Python extension will run protection via pytest-cov if pytest is used in builders, or through protection.py if unittest is utilized instead. When the protection level reaches its maximum capacity, specific vulnerabilities are clearly indicated in the editor at the line level to facilitate swift attention and remediation. The Python extension now incorporates a default drawback matcher, streamlining issue tracking in Python code and providing additional contextual recommendations for enhanced debugging experiences.
Within the Supply Management Graph in Visual Studio Code 1.94, a novel historic product reference picker is introduced in the view title, enabling developers to leverage this feature to refine the displayed history items to a specific branch or inspect multiple branches. The Supply Management Graph now further enriches the contextual options available in the supply management history items’ right-click menu. Historical data has been incorporated by introducing actions that enable the creation of a novel department or tag from a legacy product, selectively extracting a legacy product, and testing an item.
In Visual Studio Code version 1.94,
