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Isort misses bundled libs #711
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So isort uploaded from here apparently https://github.com/open-vsx/publish-extensions/actions/runs/6158978232/job/16712855282 |
Attached is a build from my PC that works -- though I fully understand if you don't want to pull that in. It is built from tag v2023.11.12711013 isort.zip |
Very well, I built the extension incorrectly on Python 3.11 instead of 3.7. Thanks, @apollo13, for looking into it! I have now pushed a hack for the extension to use 3.7 when publishing, but will introduce an optional |
Thank you for your hard work. |
@apollo13 I have republished |
@filiptronicek Could there be a caching issue, or does keep vscode the downloaded files locally? If I manually download the vsix it has |
Ah yes, |
The https://open-vsx.org/extension/ms-python/isort extension misses the bundled libraries. @filiptronicek (I hope it's okay to ping you for such things) is there a way to find out which action run published the extension to see whether or not there have been errors.
Also since isort as of now still uses python 3.7 we could try if the publishing workflow can install python3.7 and python3.8 side-by-side. But at the end of the day we would require to republish isort -- is that somehow possible?
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