"The Python Environments extension received several fixes and updates to enhance your Python development experience in VS Code. Highlights include improved performance and reliability when working with conda environments - now lauching code directly without conda run, a smoother environment flow with Python versions now sorted in descending order for easier acces to the latest releases, fixes for crashes when running Python files that use input(), and improvements to false-positive environment configuration warnings."
"Enhanced Testing Workflow with Copy Test ID We've improved the testing experience by adding a "Copy Test ID" option to the gutter icon context menu for test functions. This feature allows you to quickly copy test identifiers in pytest format directly from the editor gutter, making it easier to run specific tests from the command line or share test references with teammates."
"We're excited to announce that the October 2025 release of the Python extensions for Visual Studio Code are now available! This release includes the following announcements: Python Environments extension improvements Enhanced testing workflow with Copy Test ID in gutter menu Shell startup improvements for Python environment activation If you're interested, you can check the full list of improvements in our changelogs for the Python and Pylance extensions."
October 2025 Python extensions for Visual Studio Code include improvements to Python Environments, testing workflow, and shell startup. The Python Environments extension fixes performance and reliability issues with conda environments, now launching code directly without conda run, sorts Python versions in descending order for easier access to recent releases, fixes crashes when running files that use input(), and reduces false-positive environment configuration warnings. Environment managers automatically refresh when expanding tree nodes. A new Copy Test ID gutter option copies pytest test identifiers for easier command-line runs and sharing. Shell startup changes reduce terminal activation issues related to GitHub Copilot-created terminals.
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