Library Manager

[Paul8043]

I appreciate the OCP-entry in the activity-bar of VS-Code. The Viewer-Manager and Library-Manager make some things much more easier. I have tried to do all installation-work with the Library-Manager only and that worked fine.

Now my question:

For ocp_vscode 1.2.2 I got a windows-notification (message in the lower-right corner) which told me that a new version is available. By clicking inside the message-box the installation could be started. I have rejected this offer, because it is not so clear what windows will do! But if I would have accepted the offer, leads this to the same result as green-down-arrow of the ocp-vscode-entry of the Library-Manager? How can I be sure that windows selects the right modality (none, pip, conda, mamba)? What is your recommendation?

Is there an easy way to tell the Library-Manager: Update all Libraries with the previously used modalities?

[bernhard-42]

But if I would have accepted the offer, leads this to the same result as green-down-arrow of the ocp-vscode-entry of the Library-Manager

yes

Is there an easy way to tell the Library-Manager: Update all Libraries with the previously used modalities?

ocp_vscode will automatically update ocp-tessellate. Then there is just build123d remaining.
I don't want to over-engineer this installation part.

btw. you can create your own install command in the VSCode OCP CAD Viewer Setting dialog:

    "OcpCadViewer.advanced.installCommands": {
        "matplotlib": {
            "pip": [
                "{python} -m pip install matplotlib"
            ]
        },

...

Remember to press refresh in the library manager

Then:

[Paul8043]

Remember to press refresh in the library manager

Sorry, I have overseen this button.

[Paul8043]

Now I remember. I had skipped this button, because it does not generate any user-feedback. How can I see what the button tries to do and whether the action was successful or not?