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We need to add a few Python 3.8 features: - [x] "walrus operator" `:=` - [x] denoting positional only args with `/` - [x] f-strings formatting have a special symbol...

vpetrovykh

No difference between single and double quoted strings

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Ok I'm sorry if I don't take the time to use your template and try to prepare a pull request and all that stuff. I'm just not used to it....

sylann

please add Cython Syntax support

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[please add Cython Syntax support](https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-python/issues/375#issuecomment-351146944) I use VScode. Sometimes Python will edit with C/C++ for extend/embed. But vscode-python do not support Cython. It is so unconvenient. Please add it. -...

Yensan

autocompletion does not work for import statements due to the completion rules specified

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* **Sublime Text 3 3.2.2, Build 3211**: * **Ubuntu 20.04**: * **BlackRain**: * **From package control**: The issue is that due to some bug in ST3 autocompletes gets hidden when...

lallenfrancisl

* **Editor name and version**: - Sublime Text 3 - Version 3.2.2, Build 3211 * **Platform**: - MacOS (Catalina) * **Color scheme**: [Link to a repository with my slightly customized...

jarrodchung-dev

* **Editor name and version**: * **Platform**: Windows * **Color scheme**: customized * **MagicPython version**: Latest * **A sreenshot**: * **5-10 lines of surrounding code**: I click on install in...

blessedmadukoma

not sure if it belongs here but If you have a dict key with spaces in its name, 'fried eggs' for example, it thinks the format braces {} are actually...

Cavernosa

Incorrect highlighting of a call with preceding __getitem__

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Observe the differences in highlighting of the keyword argument names below: 

elprans

Item access not only with variables

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Using item access with anything other than a variable isn't recognized as item access. I have set "punctuation.definition.arguments" to a custom color in order to highlight brackets and parenthesis only...

echasnovski

From @BornForFever in https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/94999 The walrus operator `:=`(an operator to allow you to make assignments in an expression, see [PEP 572](https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0572)) is highlighted as 2 different colors. And I tried...

alexr00