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[[File:JupyterLab_Launcher_VSCode.png|thumb|VS Code launcher button]] | [[File:JupyterLab_Launcher_VSCode.png|thumb|VS Code launcher button]] | ||
To enable the <i>VS Code</i> (Visual Studio Code) application launcher, a <code>code-server</code> module needs to be loaded. Depending on the software environment version, the latest version of VS Code should be loaded: | To enable the <i>VS Code</i> (Visual Studio Code) application launcher, a <code>code-server</code> module needs to be loaded. Depending on the software environment version, the latest version of VS Code should be loaded: | ||
* with <code>StdEnv/2020</code>, load module: <code>code-server/3.12.0</code> | * with <code>StdEnv/2023</code>, there is no <code>code-server</code> module at the moment. Users wishing to debug on a compute node through their local VS Code should [[Visual_Studio_Code#Connection_to_a_compute_node|follow instructions here]]. | ||
* with <code>StdEnv/2020</code>, load module: <code>code-server/3.12.0</code>. | |||
Revision as of 22:03, 12 August 2024
To enable the VS Code (Visual Studio Code) application launcher, a code-server module needs to be loaded. Depending on the software environment version, the latest version of VS Code should be loaded:
- with
StdEnv/2023, there is nocode-servermodule at the moment. Users wishing to debug on a compute node through their local VS Code should follow instructions here. - with
StdEnv/2020, load module:code-server/3.12.0.