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I have a legacy code using Python 2. The last version of VSCode Python extension that supports Python 2 is v2022.2.1924087327

It is very easy to change the extension to an older version.

My problem is that VSCode always automatically updates the extension. Since I'm using it in a remote machine, when I loose connection, it automatically updates the extension, and I must manually downgrade it, reload the window and start it again.

Is it possible to fiz the version of my Python extension in VSCode?

rioV8
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  • until that version is no longer available at the Marketplace, better to download the VSIX from the Marketplace – rioV8 Apr 18 '22 at 22:31

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I've just found how to prevent extensions to automatically upgrade.

And I just set:

{
  "extensions.autoUpdate": false
}

It will now ask me for each extension upgrade, it is an annoyance, but at least I can control it.

If someone finds how to disable auto update just for the Python extension, I'll mark it as the correct answer.

neves
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