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Configured debug type 'python' is installed but not supported in this environment. #17952
I can reproduce the issue with 2021.12.1436712109-dev, although you can ignore the warning for now, it is still possible to debug your Python file despite the warning.
Do you get any warnings about shell resolution when you start VS Code?
I can reproduce the issue with 2021.12.1436712109-dev, although you can ignore the warning for now, it is still possible to debug your Python file despite the warning.
Do you get any warnings about shell resolution when you start VS Code?
1.63 will be released in early December, most likely in the week after December 3rd. You can keep track of the work being done on VS Code's iteration plan: microsoft/vscode#136630
Strange the message
"Configured debug type 'python' is installed but not supported in this environment." started appearing all of sudden 30 minutes ago, and i didnt do anything...
I have used for 9 months VS Code and This error is appeard suddenly.
In the case that I already have 'python extensions', Do i have to uninstall and install it newly??
Please see my comment above, it is an issue in VS Code, not the Python extension. You can either use the Insiders version of VS Code until 1.63 gets released, or downgrade to an older version of VS Code.
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ZeningLin commentedon Nov 8, 2021
Same problem on windows + Anaconda. Debug works when using the top-right 'debug' button, fails in debug panel using launch.json file
kimadeline commentedon Nov 9, 2021
Hi lutuantai95 (@lutuantai95) and Zening Lin (@ZeningLin), thank you for reaching out.
I can reproduce the issue with 2021.12.1436712109-dev, although you can ignore the warning for now, it is still possible to debug your Python file despite the warning.
Do you get any warnings about shell resolution when you start VS Code?
The issue seems to come from this line
vscode-python/package.json
Line 1490 in 5f46b3d
If I remove the
&& shellExecutionSupportedpart (introduced in #17812) the warning doesn't appear.ZeningLin commentedon Nov 9, 2021
No shell resolution warnings found in my case. Debug works after python plug-in reinstallation although the warning is still there.
kimadeline commentedon Nov 9, 2021
Filed upstream: microsoft/vscode#136712
Edit: Opened a feature request: microsoft/vscode#136897
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kimadeline commentedon Nov 16, 2021
Fixed upstream in VS Code, this problem doesn't happen anymore in version 1.63.0-insider, commit 6a25ae3, date 2021-11-16T05:13:23.962Z
lutuantai95 commentedon Nov 17, 2021
Kim-Adeline Miguel (@kimadeline)
Thanks VS Code team,
When does vscode(v1.63) release offically?
kimadeline commentedon Nov 17, 2021
1.63 will be released in early December, most likely in the week after December 3rd. You can keep track of the work being done on VS Code's iteration plan: microsoft/vscode#136630
jk185312 commentedon Nov 18, 2021
Strange the message
"Configured debug type 'python' is installed but not supported in this environment." started appearing all of sudden 30 minutes ago, and i didnt do anything...
JSW0603 commentedon Nov 18, 2021
I have used for 9 months VS Code and This error is appeard suddenly.
In the case that I already have 'python extensions', Do i have to uninstall and install it newly??
kimadeline commentedon Nov 18, 2021
Please see my comment above, it is an issue in VS Code, not the Python extension. You can either use the Insiders version of VS Code until 1.63 gets released, or downgrade to an older version of VS Code.
kimadeline commentedon Nov 29, 2021
Verification steps:
launch.json:{ "name": "Python: Current File", "type": "python", "request": "launch", "program": "${file}", "console": "integratedTerminal" },"type": "python"linejk185312 commentedon Nov 30, 2021
to add configuration: RUN - Add Configuration. (then copy there JSON you need).
rchiodo commentedon Nov 30, 2021
/verified
dominiksmagacz commentedon Dec 1, 2021
I have this same problem with debug and also when I wanna run the simple script in python (for example print('hello'),
How is there someone who know how to solved this problem please help us :). I work on MacBook (I do not know if this information is nesesery)