Databricks for Visual Studio Code

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[Aussified]

I hope the next release will implement a true notebook experience, but in VSCode. Looking forward!

[RaiOkami]

It's a start, but looking forward to the full notebook and result IDE experience from VSCode!

[sabaokangan]

Thank you so much for sharing this with us on YouTube 🙇‍♂️Please share more content about your VS Code Extensions

[bathiniramesh]

This is really helpful and speedup development. Hope it will be added with Debug and Notebook capabilities as well.

[kharigardner]

Like this! But I’ve always enjoyed the other extension for the notebook experience. Will give this a try!

[Zebokdk]

This video needs some serious information. In order to run a file via Databricks, it has to be uploaded (obviously). To upload the file, you need to have a Sync Destination, which is a repository you create locally and sync your whole workspace to. You can't just sync the current file you want to run, you need to sync EVERYTHING in the entire workspace. And maybe even more important, you can't connect to an existing repository, you have to create a new one. Furthermore as others have pointed out, you can't run notebooks, only .py files. I am very disappointed in the

Be welcome to correct me if I have misunderstood something, I'd love for it to actually work

[pankajshanbhag]

How to deploy and schedule the code developed in vscode ?

[tadastadux]

can you debug in the middle of the code by making a breakpoint?

[thestyler]

please improve the repo sync for large projects

[jyothsnareddy]

Hi, how to deploy this code that's developed through vs code

[UltimaWeaponz]

Why does this extension have a hard dependency on Unity Catalog? It's an extra hurdle my team decided to avoid for an otherwise very useful feature in the Databricks ecosystem.

[manjush]

Matplotlib plots does not seem to work with this setup

[MensRea]

This is great as we don’t allow notebooks in production due to the poor coding practices associated with them

[pves]

So I've spent a week trying to get my unit tests to run on the Databricks cluster, and I realized that this video is a lie. We can run the tests only from the run and debug icon from VS code, and not from the Testing UI as shown in this video.

The unit test in the video is actually run on the local machine, which is very misleading to the viewer. Conveniently enough, your documentation talks only about triggering tests from the run and debug tab, and never from the Testing tab.