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Starting this week, my Jupyter notebooks in VS Code have stopped recognizing the working directory correctly. Previously, everything worked as expected without any manual configuration.
When I run a Python script in a new interactive window or initiate a new Jupyter notebook and execute pwd
, it outputs my home directory instead of the script's directory. This behavior disrupts my ability to import other modules located in the same directory. I haven't made any recent changes to my setup that could have triggered this issue (maybe background updates?).
As a temporary workaround, I manually change the current working directory in my scripts, but this approach is inconvenient. I'm looking for a solution that rather identifies/fixes that issue.
Has anyone else experienced this issue recently? Could there be a problem with the latest versions of VS Code or its Python/Jupyter extensions? Does anyone have a solution that doesn't involve modifying every script to manually set the working directory? Thank you for your assistance!
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