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This is not caused by Python extension but is a regression in core VS Code: microsoft/vscode#248468 |
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Oh thank you, I'm not very good at searching, so I didn't realize that answer existed. I was stumped for a while, so thank you so much for the solution!!! |
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@UPPINGs Let me know if this was re 10000 solved for you on the latest VS Code and VS Code Insiders versions! |
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Yeah, I fixed it with the solution suggested on May 13, and then I felt like it was resetting my computer a little bit, so I just went back to the previous version, and then at some point an update fixed that error, I think it was 1.100.3 or 1.101, and it's working fine now. Thanks as always. |
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Today, I suddenly got a file_path error when using git. When I use the echo $HOME command, it should say /c/Users/, but it comes out as /c/x3a/Users. I thought it might be an extension issue, so I kept testing and testing, and only when I disabled the python extension, the file_path issue didn't appear...
I lowered the version of the python extension, but the problem was the same. Is there some kind of conflict?
What could be the solution?
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