Hello,
I recently upgraded my WAPT.
I now develop my packages using VS Code.
When I run "WAPT - Build Package", it doesn't work. I switched from PyScripter to VS Code thinking it was due to my Python version, but the problem persists. I get the error
"ERROR: Unknown action build-package".
I thought I saw on the forum that package editing is now only done from the console?
Thank you.
Server OS: Windows Server 2022
Admin Machine OS: Windows 10 22H2
WAPT Version: 2.6.0.16937
Package update
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sfonteneau
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How can I create empty packages? Whenever I try to create an empty package, I'm redirected to VS Code to edit the build.
Second question:
Is it possible to disable VS Code or Python from launching when I click "Edit Package Basket"?
Thank you.
Second question:
Is it possible to disable VS Code or Python from launching when I click "Edit Package Basket"?
Thank you.
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sfonteneau
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When you create (or edit) a package, the console creates an empty shell and launches the code editor specified in the console preferences (
pyscripter, vscode, or another)
If you don't want to use an editor and you place C:\Windows\explorere.exe in its place, it should simply open a file explorer window to the location of the shell.
pyscripter, vscode, or another)
If you don't want to use an editor and you place C:\Windows\explorere.exe in its place, it should simply open a file explorer window to the location of the shell.
