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• Fixed an issue when Project Tasks are disabled in the VSCode v1.71 (issue #3299)

• Fixed an issue when project tasks with a title didn't work (issue #3274)

• Prevented users from using wrong Build/Debug buttons (issue #3239)

Requires PlatformIO Core 6.0 or above

• Added a new "Dependencies" group to the Project Tasks
  • List project dependencies
  • Check outdated project dependencies
  • Update project dependencies
• Added "Verbose Test" to the Project Tasks
• Added the "Test" button to the PlatformIO Toolbar
• Switched to the official PlatformIO Core 6.0 public API
• Updated installer script to v1.1.2
• Ensure that the PlatformIO Core installer script is not corrupted (issue #3084)
• Removed deprecated "updates" related command in favor of project dependency management (issue #3219)
• Fixed a bug with the handling of package registry mirrors

• Fixed an issue when PlatformIO IDE installer asks to install Python interpreter on Windows OS (issue #3076)

• Fixed an "Error: No such command "home" when opening PIO Home (issue #2923)

• Fixed an issue when debugging does not start on Windows (issue #2925)

Requires VSCode 1.57 or above

• Added named status bars: "PlatformIO: Toolbar" and "PlatformIO: Project Environment Switcher" (ability to hide them separately) (issue #2593)
• Added "Verbose Check" project task
• Synchronize VSCode workspaces with PlatformIO Home Projects (requires PlatformIO Core 5.2.3 or above) (issue #1367)
• Automatically switch to newly created project's environment (issue #2414)
• Fixed an issue when "Copy to Clipboard" does not work in PlatformIO Home on macOS (requires PlatformIO Core 5.2.3 or above) (issue #2570)
• PlatformIO IDE Installer
  • Updated installer script to 1.1.0
  • Check global PlatformIO Core installation when built-in is disabled
  • Handle "Could not find distutils module" error on Linux
  • Rebuild project IDE configuration on "platformio.ini" change

• Start debugging without firmware uploading using a new loadMode launch option (see docs for debug_load_mode for more details). Requires PlatformIO Core 5.2.2 or above.
• PlatformIO IDE Installer
  • Ask the user to install Python manually if the portable version does not work
  • Check compatible Python using the installer script
  • Use pre-built Python 3.7 for Windows 7 and below

• Updated PlatformIO Core installer to v1.0.3 (changes):
  • Fixed a bug with "OSError / WinError" when looking for a compatible Python
  • Fixed "UnboundLocalError"