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KeyboardInterrupt When Running Selection/Line in Python Terminal with 'Shift+Enter'#24422
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#24555 (+2)
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@CardonaEA
Andrés H Cardona (CardonaEA)
opened on Oct 4, 2024

Environment:
Operating System: Windows 11
VS Code Version: 1.94.0
Python Extension Version: v2024.16.0

Steps to reproduce:

Default setting: the 'shift+enter' keyboard shortcut Runs Selection/Line in Python REPL.

  1. Ensure that the setting "python.REPL.sendToNativeREPL" is set to false. (This setting leads to the 'Shift+Enter' keyboard shortcut running the Selection/Line in the Python Terminal.)
  2. Open a Python script file (.py) in VS Code.
  3. Highlight a line or selection of code in the editor.
  4. Press Shift+Enter to run the selection or line in the Python Terminal.

Expected Behavior:
The selected line or code executes in the Python Terminal without any interruptions or errors.

Actual Behavior:
A KeyboardInterrupt is outputted before the selection or line continues executing in the Python Terminal.

Additional Information:

  • The issue occurs consistently when running a selection or line with Shift+Enter with the specified configuration.
  • The KeyboardInterrupt appears even when the execution continues after the interrupt message.
  • If the execution starts from a Python terminal, an error message is displayed, but the KeyboardInterrupt does not appear anymore.
  • The issue can be also triggered by setting a different keyboard shortcut.
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  1. github-actions
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    on Oct 4, 2024
  2. Andrés H Cardona (CardonaEA)
    changed the title [-]Bug: KeyboardInterrupt When Running Selection/Line in Python Terminal with 'Shift+Enter[/-] [+]Bug: KeyboardInterrupt When Running Selection/Line in Python Terminal with 'Shift+Enter'[/+] on Oct 4, 2024
  3. Andrés H Cardona (CardonaEA)
    changed the title [-]Bug: KeyboardInterrupt When Running Selection/Line in Python Terminal with 'Shift+Enter'[/-] [+]KeyboardInterrupt When Running Selection/Line in Python Terminal with 'Shift+Enter'[/+] on Oct 4, 2024

  4. levibaguley commented on Oct 5, 2024

    @levibaguley
    levibaguley
    on Oct 5, 2024

    I'm seeing the same thing. I rolled back to 14.1 and it doesn't do that anymore. Click dropdown on "uninstall" to roll back and uncheck "Auto update". I'm planning on coming back here at some point to check if it's been fixed.

  5. CardonaEA commented on Oct 5, 2024

    @CardonaEA
    Andrés H Cardona (CardonaEA)
    on Oct 5, 2024
    Author

    Yes, no issue with v2024.14.1. Thanks.

  6. lenarddome commented on Oct 7, 2024

    @lenarddome
    Lenard Dome (lenarddome)
    on Oct 7, 2024

    I was experiencing the same issue and can confirm that rolling back to previous versions gets rid of it.

  7. nbwosm commented on Oct 7, 2024

    @nbwosm
    Nils Wallin (nbwosm)
    on Oct 7, 2024

    Thanks levibaguley! I had the same issue and this fixed.

  8. Karthik Nadig (karthiknadig)
    assigned
    Anthony Kim (anthonykim1)
    on Oct 8, 2024

  9. breininger88 commented on Oct 8, 2024

    @breininger88
    breininger88
    on Oct 8, 2024

    Phew. Same issue and this worked. Thanks!

  10. adsan2 commented on Oct 24, 2024

    @adsan2
    Adrià Sanchis Llovera (adsan2)
    on Oct 24, 2024

    Hi. Thank you all for your contributions.
    Just as it is shown in the video of Andrés H Cardona (@CardonaEA) , the error started me after I disabled the REPL to be executed after the keyboard shortcut SHIFT + ENTER.

    However, even specifying in "Preferences: Open Workplace Settings (JSON)" the setting "python.REPL.sendToNativeREPL" to false, the KeyboardInterrupt still shows up. I don't know if it is related to the issue, but even if I still turn it to false in "Preferences: Open Workplace Settings (JSON)", in the page "Preferences: Open Default Settings (JSON)" (which I cannot edit), the setting "python.REPL.sendToNativeREPL" is still set true.

  11. kcerniauskas3 commented on Nov 1, 2024

    @kcerniauskas3
    KĘSTUTIS ČERNIAUSKAS (kcerniauskas3)
    on Nov 1, 2024

    Issue remains in v2024.18.0.

  12. jafar-sadiq commented on Nov 4, 2024

    @jafar-sadiq
    jafar (jafar-sadiq)
    on Nov 4, 2024

    Rolling Back did fix the issue and as KĘSTUTIS ČERNIAUSKAS (@kcerniauskas3) said ; it still remains in v2024.18.0.

  13. dharmatech commented on Nov 5, 2024

    @dharmatech
    dharmatech
    on Nov 5, 2024

    I'm seeing the same thing. I rolled back to 14.1 and it doesn't do that anymore. Click dropdown on "uninstall" to roll back and uncheck "Auto update". I'm planning on coming back here at some point to check if it's been fixed.

    I see folks have rolled back to 14.1 to workaround the issue.

    But is it really required? Yes, the KeyboardInterrupt appears in the console, but is it actually causing a functional issue besides that?

    I'm using version v2024.18.0 and yes the KeyboardInterrupt is happening, but other than that the extension appears to work OK.

  14. rodo-nunez commented on Nov 6, 2024

    @rodo-nunez
    Rodolfo Núñez (rodo-nunez)
    on Nov 6, 2024

    I'm seeing the same thing. I rolled back to 14.1 and it doesn't do that anymore. Click dropdown on "uninstall" to roll back and uncheck "Auto update". I'm planning on coming back here at some point to check if it's been fixed.

    I see folks have rolled back to 14.1 to workaround the issue.

    But is it really required? Yes, the KeyboardInterrupt appears in the console, but is it actually causing a functional issue besides that?

    I'm using version v2024.18.0 and yes the KeyboardInterrupt is happening, but other than that the extension appears to work OK.

    Yes, it is. At least for me.

    That KeyboardInterrupt error was stopping my session after a real error or warning. So I was not able to debug my code without losing a lot of time and rerunning everything again and again. So I stopped using the extension and went back to another IDE not based on VSCode.

  15. anthonykim1 commented on Nov 6, 2024

    @anthonykim1
    Anthony Kim (anthonykim1)
    on Nov 6, 2024

    Thanks everyone for the input here.
    Is everyone on Windows? I can't seem to repro on my MacOS ARM machine.
    I DO see the keyboard interrupt on my Windows machine though.

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  17. Anthony Kim (anthonykim1)
    closed this as completedin #24542on Dec 4, 2024
  18. Anthony Kim (anthonykim1)
    closed this as completedin 4153f7con Dec 4, 2024
  19. Nikola Hristov (NikolaRHristov)
    added a commit that references this issue on Dec 4, 2024

    Fix: Don’t use executeCommand on python sub-shell for windows. (micro…

    4153f7c

  20. dbaeumer commented on Dec 4, 2024

    @dbaeumer
    Dirk Bäumer (dbaeumer)
    on Dec 4, 2024
    Member

    I still see the KeyboardInterrupt

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  21. dbaeumer commented on Dec 4, 2024

    @dbaeumer
    Dirk Bäumer (dbaeumer)
    on Dec 4, 2024
    Member

    I guess it needs a new Python extensions.

  22. dbaeumer commented on Dec 4, 2024

    @dbaeumer
    Dirk Bäumer (dbaeumer)
    on Dec 4, 2024
    Member

    Anthony Kim (@anthonykim1) I will reopen this. Please close again when ready for verification.

  23. Dirk Bäumer (dbaeumer)
    reopened this on Dec 4, 2024

  24. dbaeumer commented on Dec 4, 2024

    @dbaeumer
    Dirk Bäumer (dbaeumer)
    on Dec 4, 2024
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    My fault. Was not on latest insiders.

  25. Dirk Bäumer (dbaeumer)
    closed this as completedon Dec 4, 2024
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  27. dbaeumer commented on Dec 4, 2024

    @dbaeumer
    Dirk Bäumer (dbaeumer)
    on Dec 4, 2024
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  28. Raymond Zhao (rzhao271)
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  29. Anthony Kim (anthonykim1)
    added a commit that references this issue on Dec 9, 2024

    Fix) Prevent keyboard interrupt for Python3.13 REPL non-Windows (#24555)

    faf37e2
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