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How to get old vscode-python-debugger or manually build it? #206

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lch32111 opened this issue Feb 8, 2024 · 2 comments
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How to get old vscode-python-debugger or manually build it? #206

lch32111 opened this issue Feb 8, 2024 · 2 comments
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lch32111 commented Feb 8, 2024

Hello.

I want to debug my python 3.6 code in vs code. So I need to install the old vscode python debugger. When I try to find an old version of python debugger, the vs code marketplace only displays 2024.0.0 version. So, I came here and checked that there is a build folder, but there is no instruction for how to build it manually.

Can I know how to get a vsix file for the old python debugger or how to build manually? (I can get the old debugger code from this repository with the older tag in the release page).

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Thanks for your issue report, you can follow the steps here in order to install a pre-release version of the extension.

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lch32111 commented Feb 8, 2024

@paulacamargo25 Thanks. It was easy, but confused because other extensions such as vscode python could show previous versions without doing pre-release things. Anyway Thanks!

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