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Cell Tags view showing up in explorer #12321
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@sbatten aware of any change recently for views? This custom view was shipped via Jupyter extension pack for more than 2 months and its default position is Jupyter view container (shipped in the same extension pack). I haven't seen bug reports of it being placed wrong until this one. |
@Tyriar does the view context menu show "Reset Location"? Also, if you export your current profile, the UI state should be saved in it so I can take a look at that. |
@sbatten see my previous comment, I think the problem is that the jupyter view doesn't exist, so it defaults to expanded in the explorer view (which kind of sucks, but this isn't meant to happen). |
can you look at the full extension pack and see what is enabled/disabled |
This explains what we are seeing, Jupyter Cell Tags contributes view to the Jupyter view container, which should come from the Jupyter extension but it's disabled. Also we didn't enforce extension dependency on Jupyter Cell Tags (since it can work well with ipynb extension) |
I can repro by disabling the extension pack and manually enabling the cell tags extension. I'm certain this is the long standing behavior of view contributions though. They always fallback to the explorer. |
Fixed via microsoft/vscode-jupyter-cell-tags#22. |
I opened the vscode repo this morning and saw this:
Pretty sure I didn't move that view from somewhere else and I haven't interacted with notebooks in a while.
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