Resolve REPL regression on indentation, disable PyREPL only when shell integration is enabled by anthonykim1 · Pull Request #25296 · microsoft/vscode-python
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Resolve REPL regression on indentation, improve normalization on PyREPL
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Jul 21, 2025…l integration is enabled (microsoft#25296) Resolves: microsoft#25295 microsoft#25240 microsoft#25242
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Jul 21, 2025…l integration is enabled (microsoft#25296) Resolves: microsoft#25295 microsoft#25240 microsoft#25242
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