I am using the new python syntax to describe what types my methods return e.g.,: def method(unpacked_message: dict) -> dict: This seems to break the vscode color scheme Expected colors: Environment and vs code extensions: Python 3.6.9 on ubuntu ms-python.python v2020.11.371526539 tht13.python: Python for VS code v0.2.3 magicstack.magicpython: MagicPython v1.1.0 The code runs flawlessly. Am I doing something wrong ?

Reputation: 1224

Visual Studio Code color not working when using python types

I am using the new python syntax to describe what types my methods return e.g.,: def method(unpacked_message: dict) -> dict:

This seems to break the vscode color scheme

Expected colors:

Environment and vs code extensions:

The code runs flawlessly. Am I doing something wrong ?

Upvotes: 18

Reputation: 790

it worked for me after Disabling "Python Debugger" Extention

Upvotes: 1

Reputation: 146

I'm using a temporary solution.

It's a way to create a meaningless def _(): pass.

def function() -> str:
   def _():
     pass

   return 'Hello World!'

def function() -> str:
   # def _():

   return 'Hello World!'

Upvotes: 0

Reputation: 10372

Based on the information you provided, I reproduced the problem you described.

Reason: The Syntax Highlighting style provided by the extension "Python for VSCode" is different from the extension "Python".

Solution: Please disable the extension "Python for VSCode".

before:

after:

Upvotes: 33