Test: Success/Failure decoration Python REPL

[anthonykim1]

Refs: #22486

• macOS @ulugbekna
• linux @aeschli
• windows @joyceerhl

Complexity: 3

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Thank you for testing success/failure decoration for Python REPL!
This should be pretty familiar from shell integration and in VS Code terminal that you see often.

Windows tester: please test this thoroughly as I just received report that user see empty colorless circle testing this on windows. Please let me know if you see colorless circle or the appropriate blue/red circles on your REPL.

Background Information

This is the blue and red dot next to your prompt that you are used to seeing in the VS Code terminal that is shell integrated. There should be blue circle next to command that is successfully run and red circle next to command that has failed to run.

Setup:

1. Make sure you are on latest version of Python Extension.
2. Make sure you have Python installed on your machine.

Steps:

1. Launch Python REPL via shift+enter on Python file of your choice.
2. Observe Python REPL that is located in your terminal.
3. Observe there is correct decoration next to command you have shift+entered. Blue for successful command run, red for failed command run.
4. Try executing couple commands on Python REPL (For example, print('hello world') ) that is launched directly rather than shift+entering on your file to see if you get correct decoration.

[aeschli]

Works nicely!