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Code lenses don't work after opening files from different projects in workspace #12995

@DanielFEvans

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@DanielFEvans

I believe the Python extension is the correct place to report this, but it's difficult to tell which of the possible core/extension features is actually at fault.

Environment data

  • VS Code version: 1.47.0
  • Extension version (available under the Extensions sidebar): 2020.6.91350
  • OS and version: Windows 10, running remotely on Scientific Linux 7.6
  • Python version (& distribution if applicable, e.g. Anaconda): Python 3.6.8, from OS.
  • Type of virtual environment used (N/A | venv | virtualenv | conda | ...): virtualenv.
  • Relevant/affected Python packages and their versions: Unittest (Py3.6 standard library), nose (1.3.7)
  • Relevant/affected Python-related VS Code extensions and their versions: Remote - SSH 0.51.0
  • Value of the python.languageServer setting: Microsoft

Expected behaviour

When I have a workspace with multiple project folders, I should be able to open files from multiple projects without losing test annotations (Run Test / Debug Test).

Note that I am running remotely on a Linux machine from Windows; I don't know if the same issue occurs locally.

Actual behaviour

After opening a file from one project folder, and then opening a file from a second project folder, test annotations no longer work.

Steps to reproduce:

Small example containing two project folders, with a single test in each:
vscode_python_test_issue.zip

  1. Extract example zip file
  2. Create new workspace
  3. Add project_1 directory to workspace
  4. Add project_2 directory to workspace
  5. Open project_1/src/tests/test_func1.py
  6. Discover python tests in project_1

Run Test/Debug Test annotations should appear on screen. Running the test works, etc.

  1. Open project_2/src/tests/test_magic.py (or any other file in project_2)
  2. Return to test_func1.py

Test annotations we saw earlier will now disappear.

  1. Discover tests in project_2 (if not done automatically)

No test annotations appear in either test_func1.py or test_magic.py.

  1. Close test_magic.py

Test annotations in test_func1.py do not reappear, even if one tries rediscover tests, etc.

  1. Use VSCode "Reload Window" function, or close and reopen fully.

Test annotations appear in test_func1.py again, but will disappear if anything from project_2 is opened.

This behaviour can also be observed by opening the project_2 tests first and then opening project_1. It also occurs if non-test files are opened - e.g. open func1.py in project 1, open magic.py from project 2, then open any test file.

Logs

I have not observed any unusual behaviour in the "Python Test Log". Let me know if any of the (many!) other logs are worth inspecting.

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