VSCode set-up

  1. Create a MEDS/EDS-220 directory in your personal computer.

  2. Open VSCode.

  3. Add a new bash terminal in it.

  4. Confirm git installation by running git version in the terminal. If git is installed you will get something similar to

git version 2.33.1

  1. If you don’t get a similar output, install git by following the MEDS installation guide.

  2. Clone your eds220-in-class repository inside the MEDS/EDS-220 directory. You can do this using the terminal or using the VSCode interface:

  1. Confirm your conda installation by running conda info in the terminal. If conda is active you will get something similar to
active environment : base
active env location : /Users/galaz-garcia/opt/anaconda3
shell level : 1

[...]

UID:GID : 502:20
netrc file : None
offline mode : False

  1. If conda needs to be added to the shell profile, follow the troubleshooting steps in the MEDS installation guide within a bash terminal (not Powershell if you are on Windows).

  2. Install Python extension to VSCode:

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