Bug report
Bug description:
As shown here, when I make the input long enough that the range gets wrapped with a backtick, all subsequent lines until the next command prompt become the same cyan as the text of range.
Tangentially, is there any way to have Python itself stop doing this when the VScode terminal already did it for me in a way I find preferable (since it doesn't insert line-breaks into long one-liners copied from the shell)?
issue 140334 is similar, but this affects the shell, not just IDLE.
CPython versions tested on:
3.14
Operating systems tested on:
macOS, in both VScode and the terminal.
Linked PRs
Bug report
Bug description:
As shown here, when I make the input long enough that the
rangegets wrapped with a backtick, all subsequent lines until the next command prompt become the same cyan as the text ofrange.Tangentially, is there any way to have Python itself stop doing this when the VScode terminal already did it for me in a way I find preferable (since it doesn't insert line-breaks into long one-liners copied from the shell)?
issue 140334 is similar, but this affects the shell, not just IDLE.
CPython versions tested on:
3.14
Operating systems tested on:
macOS, in both VScode and the terminal.
Linked PRs