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cell-related commands not showing in command palette
See original GitHub issueThis still happens sometimes for 2020.4.76186 (27 April 2020)
https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-python/issues/10884#issuecomment-622671217
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In that case this is expected behavior. If the editor context is not in the .py file, which is the case if the interactive window has been clicked into, then the commands are not expected to show. Say you had a view with filea.py, fileb.py, and the interactive window all open and visible. If your context was in the interactive window we would not know if a Run All Cells command would be associated with filea.py or fileb.py since neither of them have editor focus. We could consider seeing if only one .py file with cells is open / visible and then consider keeping the commands open then.
@IanMatthewHuff @greazer that’s right. If I click the interactive window area, those commands would disappear.