If you do a "Run cell" it would be nice to have some indication of what code was run and where the next cell starts. For example, if you import a notebook and then run cells in succession using Run Cell (not Run All Cells) it can be easy to miss a cell because you don't always see where you are. Even having the "Run Cell" in a brighter color would help to demarcate the boundaries better. This is exacerbated by the fact that the "Run Cell" code lenses fade in as you scroll new text into view so may not be immediately apparent.
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- Python version (& distribution if applicable, e.g. Anaconda): 3.6
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If you do a "Run cell" it would be nice to have some indication of what code was run and where the next cell starts. For example, if you import a notebook and then run cells in succession using Run Cell (not Run All Cells) it can be easy to miss a cell because you don't always see where you are. Even having the "Run Cell" in a brighter color would help to demarcate the boundaries better. This is exacerbated by the fact that the "Run Cell" code lenses fade in as you scroll new text into view so may not be immediately apparent.
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