touilleMan
VSCode: refactor name failed
When you trying to make auto-name-refactor(F2 by default) of field or method etc. in your game script you will get popup error in VSCode looking like this:
Refactor failed. Syntax error in file <addons/pythonscript/osx-64/lib/Tix8.4.3/pref/WmDefault.py> line <86>: inconsistent use of tabs and spaces in indentation
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In the end name-refactor makes no effect. I think I just need to exclude somehow /addons/pythonscript from VSCode view so it will stop trying to look where it doesn`t need but have no clue how to do it properly.
How to reproduce:
- Create or open project
- Import pythonscript plugin from assetlib
- Create your first python-script and open it with VSCode
- Declare a variable and try to rename it, using refactor feature(F2 by default)
- And now you here...
Sorry if this issue is a little to offtopic but anyway someone else will encounter it I think, so might be helpful to leave it here. Give me a tip. Thanks.
Hi @ka23ppa3
I think you should configure VSCode to ignore the addons/pythonscript folder altogether (you definitely don't want to change things in there, otherwise you may end up with really hard to track bugs !)
The most straighforward solution is to use the folders.exclude VSCode setting, another solution is to add this folder to your .gitignore (VSCode takes this file into account if search.useIgnoreFiles is enabled, which is the case by default)
I think you mean files.exclude, which seems to work for folders too. I created exclusion for **/addons/pythonscript everywhere it was possible and as result this folder disappeared from project view in VSCode... BUT renaming still failing with same error so I have no luck.
I tried next patterns:
**/addons/pythonscript
**/addons/pythonscript/
**/addons/pythonscript/*
**/addons/pythonscript/*/**
When you trying firstly to make refactor in python script you getting popup request to install some "rope"-called python package and only after it installed you can make refactor. I think this package might have no sync with VSCode exclusions and still trying to refactor excluded folders. What do you think?
@ka23ppa3 I don't know how rope works, but I would expect it to fetch its configuration from a configuration file (typically something like rope.ini, setup.cfg or pyproject.toml at the root of the project)
@ka23ppa3 Can you share link how to do debugging python using VSCode? I think if VSCode is working, VS2019 should work? What do you think?
