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Estelle Ancelet
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The following instructions assume that you have cloned your Galaxy fork into ~/galaxy directory.
1. Start VS Code
2. Install the Python extension for VS Code: select Extensions on Activity Bar, on the far left hand side
2. Create a VS Code workspace by selecting 'File -> Add Folder to Workspace...' from menu and adding the `~/galaxy` directory
3. Optionally, save the workspace by selecting 'File -> Save Workspace As...' and save as 'galaxy.code-workspace' in the `~/galaxy` directory
2. Add the following snippet to `~/galaxy/.vscode/settings.json` (create the file if it does not already exist)
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3. Re-start VS Code
3. Choose the .venv Python as your Python Interpreter. First `Ctrl+Shift+P` then `>Python: Select Interpreter`.
+![VS Code Python Interpreter](select_python_interpreter.png)
4. Select Test on Activity Bar, on the far left hand side. You should see unit and integration tests under 'Python' (as shown in the image below). It may take a few seconds for the tests to load up. If they do not, click the 'Discover Tests' icon and wait for the tests to load.
![VS Code Tests](tests.png)
5. Expand integration/unit tests, select a test to display its source code in editor, add a breakpoint, and start the debugger by clicking on the debug icon (next to test name)