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Make PYTHONSTARTUP default to true #24141
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To better control flow of: #24141 Adding experimental tag: This way, we are able to control the default value without having to recovery release in the worst case scenario.
This should be in experiment. So, we should be able to switch it after the experiment is 100% both insiders and stable. |
Should probably default to true when >= 3.13 issue is resolved with the cursor positioning: python/cpython#126131 |
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Related: #24140
The default to enable shell integration in Python Terminal REPL via setting PYTHONSTARTUP environment variable has been set to false to target September release version of the Python extension.
After stable release, we could roll the default as true for pre-release users ONLY in October, make sure we are not breaking anyone's Python terminal REPL.
Eventually make default for PYTHONSTARTUP (enable shell integration for Python terminal REPL) as true for release/stable versions after some feedback in November.
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