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No way to disable "system install of python not recommended" error dialog #4448
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@DonJayamanne : I don't see the ignore button mentioned here. Are we waiting for a new release. If not how do I get this on my box? |
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* Update tpn distro and 3rd party notices * Pin to beta version of PTVSD (#4836) Update version of PTVSD * Add ignore button to the MacInterpreterSelectedAndNoOtherInterpreters… (#4808) Add ignore button to the MacInterpreterSelectedAndNoOtherInterpretersDiagnostic & MacInterpreterSelectedAndHaveOtherInterpretersDiagnostic diagnostic message to provide the ability to opt out of the warning. (Fixing related issue #4448) * Generalize test results service (#4813) * Generalize test results service * News entry * Fix gulp errors * Updated status icons * Added tests * fix names for run above and run below code lenses (#4879) * Fix multiline comments with text on first line. (#4884) * Cherry-pick 26a7b9c * cherry pick from master branch * Revert "Revert "Always use the same jedi environment (#4687)" (#4850)" This reverts commit 0268ef4. * Update change log entries * Bump ptvsd to 4.2.5 (#4904) * Bump version of PTVSD to 4.2.5 * Changes to capabilities * Ensure output panel does not steal focus due to ls errors (#4919) For #4868 <!-- If an item below does not apply to you, then go ahead and check it off as "done" and strikethrough the text, e.g.: - [x] ~Has unit tests & system/integration tests~ --> - [x] Pull request represents a single change (i.e. not fixing disparate/unrelated things in a single PR) - [x] Title summarizes what is changing - [x] Has a [news entry](https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-python/tree/master/news) file (remember to thank yourself!) - [n/a] Has sufficient logging. - [n/a] Has telemetry for enhancements. - [n/a] Unit tests & system/integration tests are added/updated - [n/a] [Test plan](https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-python/blob/master/.github/test_plan.md) is updated as appropriate - [n/a] [`package-lock.json`](https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-python/blob/master/package-lock.json) has been regenerated by running `npm install` (if dependencies have changed) - [n/a] The wiki is updated with any design decisions/details. * Fix change log * Bump pinned version of Language Server * Release for march 2018 (#4931) * New version * Updated change log * Same logic for stable and beta (#4964) * Point release for March 2018 (#4965) * Capture telemetry when tests are disabled (#4997) For #4801 * Update change log
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I keep getting this nag screen telling me to upgrade to a more modern version of Python:
Python 2.7 is available out-of-the-box on every Mac and Debian box I touch and it meets my needs, so I'm not interested in upgrading. Unfortunately this dialog appears literally every single time I open a Python file, and I don't see any way to disable it. You can imagine how annoying this is.
How do I disable this dialog?
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