Aurik Sarker

The issue was mentioned [here](https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-python/issues/13702) back in 2020. The link contains some extra information that may be helpful. The issue was closed there so that it could be reported somewhere...

In general, I think starting from the _top-most_ workspace folder makes the most sense. I did realize though that there could be an issue if the extension chooses a folder...

@J-Sorenson Yes, I think that works. You could open VS Code, run that script, and those paths would be there for the remainder of the session (until you disconnect from...

1. Created **file** testClass.m (no error, correct) 2. Wrote **classdef** named testClass (no error, correct) 3. Renamed **file** to TestClass.m (no error, bug) 5. Renamed **classdef** to TestClass (error, bug)...

I have seen this issue on both Windows and Mac. The best way I've seen it replicated is by **holding ctrl and hovering over function names**. This populates the PROBLEMS...

Just wanna +1 this issue. The lack of section highlighting on vscode reduces readability in my opinion, particularly for scripts which use sections as a way to delineate portions of...

Code "sections" or "cells" can already be highlighted in python (using #%%), maybe sections on MATLAB could be highlighted in the same way (without the unnecessary text "Run Cell", "Run...

Ahh, I see now. The editor auto-inserted the closing parent / bracket in those lines **in front of** the cursor, which caused the newline to not indent. When I manually...

I was also able to test the issue out with a multi-line (> 2 lines) statement. Since the editor does not reset indentation after an indented newline (within a statement),...

This happened again just now, this time while running a code cell from my file. The first section is before I ran the cell, when I had no issues. The...