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I've encountered an issue with the Julia extension in Visual Studio Code that I hope can be addressed. Whenever I open a Jupyter notebook within VSCode, the Julia extension automatically activates and starts a Julia process. This has become a significant concern for me as it consumes a considerable amount of memory.
The primary issue is that my work in VSCode is solely focused on Python, and I do not require Julia for my current projects. The automatic activation of the Julia process is therefore unnecessary for my use case and impacts the performance of my system.
Could you please guide me on how to disable this automatic activation behavior of the Julia extension when opening Jupyter notebooks? A setting or a workaround to prevent the extension from starting up unless explicitly required would be greatly beneficial.
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I've encountered an issue with the Julia extension in Visual Studio Code that I hope can be addressed. Whenever I open a Jupyter notebook within VSCode, the Julia extension automatically activates and starts a Julia process. This has become a significant concern for me as it consumes a considerable amount of memory.
The primary issue is that my work in VSCode is solely focused on Python, and I do not require Julia for my current projects. The automatic activation of the Julia process is therefore unnecessary for my use case and impacts the performance of my system.
Could you please guide me on how to disable this automatic activation behavior of the Julia extension when opening Jupyter notebooks? A setting or a workaround to prevent the extension from starting up unless explicitly required would be greatly beneficial.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: