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Jupyter extension is outdated #740
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@filiptronicek 2024.1.1 – v2024.1.1 to be precise – corresponds to https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-jupyter/tags. |
@amvanbaren Has the long-term viability of https://open-vsx.org [as intended by the Open VSX Working Group] been secured? |
Thanks for the report, @benz0li. I will take a look into what's wrong with Jupyter this time. What already seems to have changed since last time is that the Microsoft Marketplace now offers platform-specific releases for Jupyter, which we should also have in ovsx. |
Raised a discussion about platform-specific releases. For now, I will most likely release a universal package which should work nonetheless and is at least up-to-date. |
@filiptronicek Any update on this? |
I have manually bumped Jupyter to 2024.5.0 https://open-vsx.org/extension/ms-toolsai/jupyter cc @benz0li |
@filiptronicek Thank you! The current version of VS Code (1.88) supports up to Jupyter extension v2024.3.1. I assume Jupyter extension v2024.5.0 will be supported by the next version of VS Code (1.89), which will be released by the end of this week. |
IMHO no need to also provide v2024.3.1 on Open VSX. |
@benz0li you're absolutely right, me publishing May's version was a mistake by accidentally building from |
I get the following error now:
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I'm getting similar errors (using Install from VSIX...): v2024.3.1 v2024.5.0 I tried uninstalling and reinstalling the extension, but no luck. I had to revert to v2023.9.100. If it's relevant, I noticed that the two VSIXs aren't valid ZIP files, unlike all the others I have. |
Thank you all for the reports. This seems to be because of an issue when publishing, since the vsix I built for release seems to install fine. If you'd like to install that manually, I uploaded it below. I also raised EclipseFdn/open-vsx.org#2537, which should help us with re-uploading and fixing this. |
@filiptronicek Why do you zip the VSIX again? These files are in fact already zip files. I.e. with [the unzipped] ms-toolsai.jupyter-2024.3.1.vsix.zip I cannot change the file suffix from |
@benz0li I hope it should be as easy as unzipping the attached file, because GitHub does not let you upload vsix files directly, I had to double zip 🙏 |
@filiptronicek #740 (comment) is still valid. 👉 There is something wrong with the VSIX file. |
To reproduce:
This is supposed to work, but it does not. |
@benz0li of course it does not work, because I accidentally uploaded the file from open-vsx.org I was comparing it with 🤦. I updated the comment with the correct one, which I made sure you can unzip. |
I can confirm that it works now. |
We have removed the faulty versions and replaced |
Code - OSS v1.89.0 was released yesterday: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/releases/tag/1.89.0 @filiptronicek Could you please publish Thank you for all the hard work. |
@benz0li I have just published the extension @ v2024.4.0 and fixed the build script to publish new releases automatically and correctly. I will continue to look into how we can provide platform-specific releases via this repo next. |
Thank you @filiptronicek. |
Outdated (MS marketplace > Open VSX version)
See also https://github.com/open-vsx/publish-extensions/actions/runs/7839191547
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