Leandro Hermida

Thank you @ElianHugh Hopefully it will work like I’ve described above like python extension does, then this would make a lot of sense to new users. This would be a...

I also cannot seem to even get `vscode-R` linting to work. Coming from Atom where things just worked it's kind of frustrating. All the vscode python stuff everything works beautifully....

The thing is though I'm not getting that explanation, why does the `vscode-R` extension not look at what binaries are available in the user's `$PATH`? If I've launched `code` from...

@ElianHugh and that executable setting can be set for each project folder in a workspace and it remembers it? And how does it work the `R: (not attached)`? I could...

Hey @ElianHugh it should be on a project folder basis not workspace basis, just like `vscode-python` has these settings on a project folder level. It makes dev sense too because...

Yes that's a project folder in a workspace and each one is it's one github repo usually. It's just like `vscode-python` designed it I can set my conda environment and...

Here's my current VSCode screen. My workspace right now is my collection of sklearn/sksurv based framework and extension projects (each its own github repo). For example, `sklearn-bio-workflows` has a different...

And sorry forgot to mention a super important other reason. Since the projects have different environments and dependencies, the auto switching of environments between code windows from separate projects enables...

> I also have this problem but I still didn't get the linting after downgrading pyls to 0.31.2. I wonder if anyone has a solution for this? Not sure how...

> I installed ide-python for the first time and it does not work. I always get the message that pyls should be installed, but it is. I followed the instruction,...