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Describe the bug
We are traversing up to find a .databricks/.databricks.env file. This can lead to unintended cases where a user opens the root folder with the extension, leading to creation of the .databricks folder. Any subfolders will always load this .databrick.env now and it will not be possible to NOT use databricks.
This was done since loading env variables from a python.envFile was not very reliable for vscode notebooks. But this was fixed in a recent fix microsoft/vscode-jupyter#14105. We might be able to safely rely on these env vars now.
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Describe the bug
We are traversing up to find a .databricks/.databricks.env file. This can lead to unintended cases where a user opens the root folder with the extension, leading to creation of the .databricks folder. Any subfolders will always load this .databrick.env now and it will not be possible to NOT use databricks.
This was done since loading env variables from a python.envFile was not very reliable for vscode notebooks. But this was fixed in a recent fix microsoft/vscode-jupyter#14105. We might be able to safely rely on these env vars now.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: