Yue Zhengyuan

Any progress on this issue? It is still unsolved even in the latest insider extension (1.6.23).

Sorry for the late reply, I indeed forgot about the compilation time... I also benchmarked on my computer using your code and got similar results. But I still want to...

Besides, I mention that the `tensortrace` function can also be improved. In NumPy, we have `np.trace(tensor, axis1=m, axis2=n)`, which means tracing over the mth and the nth indices.

I did some test for bigger tensors (RAM: 16GB): Julia 1.0.5: ``` julia> using BenchmarkTools julia> using Random julia> using TensorOperations julia> ts1 = rand(16,16,16,16); julia> ts2 = rand(16,16,16,16); julia>...

Copying your settings to my `settings.json` does not solve the problem. I also tried disabling all other extensions but the issue still exists. In my case the suggestion does not...

Sorry for late response. I tried adding the following snippets: ``` "Set arraystretch": { "prefix": "stretch", "body": [ "\\def \\arraystretch{1.5}" ], "description": "Set array stretch" } ``` Since now VS...

I reverted back to v.0.7.3; in this old version shift+enter works as expected.

It seems that this problem is fixed at least on VS Code 1.74.3. I am closing this issue now.

Here are the packages I installed. I wonder if any of them interferes with the VS Code extension. ``` (@v1.9) pkg> status Status `~/.julia/environments/v1.9/Project.toml` [c7e460c6] ArgParse v1.1.4 [6e4b80f9] BenchmarkTools v1.3.2...

This is intended default behavior of the extension. You can change the setting here.