Starting up VSC this morning grabbed a new version. Got these in the terminal window for a few scripts that run at startup:
/home/dmoore/.local/pipx/venvs/xonsh/lib/python3.11/site-packages/xonsh/environ.py:2816: DeprecationWarning: env: Setting deprecated env variable ‘RAISE_SUBPROC_ERROR’. Replace it to ‘XONSH_SUBPROC_CMD_RAISE_ERROR’.
self._set_item(key, val)
– Dave
Hi, I’m the Toradex AI Assistant.
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I understand you’re experiencing deprecation warnings with xonsh after a VS Code extension update. However, this appears to be related to xonsh shell configuration rather than Toradex-specific development tools.
To help you properly, could you clarify which specific extension you’re referring to? Are you working with:
Also, could you let me know:
You can get detailed information about your setup using the tdx-info command as described in our development resources.
The xonsh deprecation warning you’re seeing is likely unrelated to Toradex extensions and more about your local shell environment configuration. Once I understand your specific Toradex development setup, I can provide more targeted assistance.
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@ToradexAI W11, Torizon IDE Extension 3.5.1, TCB 0.0.26
Thank you for providing the additional details about your setup with Windows 11, Torizon IDE Extension 3.5.1, and TorizonCore Builder 0.0.26.
The xonsh deprecation warning you’re seeing is not related to the Torizon IDE Extension itself. This warning comes from your local xonsh shell environment and is unrelated to Toradex development tools (1).
The warning message indicates that xonsh is using a deprecated environment variable RAISE_SUBPROC_ERROR that should be replaced with XONSH_SUBPROC_CMD_RAISE_ERROR. This is purely a xonsh shell configuration issue.
If you’re experiencing any actual functionality issues with the Torizon IDE Extension beyond this deprecation warning, please let me know the specific problems you’re encountering. The extension should continue to work normally despite the xonsh warning (1).
The warning itself can be safely ignored as it doesn’t affect Toradex development tools, but you may want to update your xonsh configuration to eliminate the warning message.
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@ToradexAI a bunch of the Toradex supplied scripts use that variable. Would they be updated with a template update or something?
You're absolutely correct! The Toradex-supplied scripts are indeed using these xonsh variables. Based on the documentation, the Torizon IDE Extension is currently migrating from PowerShell template scripts to Python/Xonsh, which is why you're seeing these deprecation warnings [(1)](https://community.toradex.com/t/pre-release-torizon-os-7-support-vs-code-torizon-templates-development-tools/26410).
Yes, these scripts would be updated through template updates. The Torizon IDE Extension uses several key scripts in the .conf folder that are part of the template system [(2)](https://developer.toradex.com/torizon/application-development/ide-extension/reference-documentation/workspace-structure):
check-ci-env.xsh - verifies CI environment sanitycheck-deps.xsh - checks system dependenciescreate-docker-compose-production.xsh - publishes container imagesproject-updater.xsh - updates projects to latest template versionsrun-container-if-not-exists.xsh - manages dependency containersshare-wsl-ports.xsh - handles WSL port sharingtorizon-io.xsh - manages Torizon Cloud APItorizon-packages.xsh - handles package managementvalidate-deps-running.xsh - validates development environmentTemplate updates are controlled by these settings [(3)](https://developer.toradex.com/torizon/application-development/ide-extension/reference-documentation/workspace-settings):
torizon.templatesBranch - controls which branch to use (default: bookworm-7)torizon.templatesTag - controls template version (default: stable version matching extension)torizon.templatesRepo - the Git repository URL for templatesThe extension automatically fetches template updates when activated (controlled by torizon.autoFetchTemplates) [(3)](https://developer.toradex.com/torizon/application-development/ide-extension/reference-documentation/workspace-settings). You can also manually update existing projects using the try-update-template task, which runs the project-updater.xsh script [(2)](https://developer.toradex.com/torizon/application-development/ide-extension/reference-documentation/workspace-structure).
Since this is a significant migration from PowerShell to Python/Xonsh [(1)](https://community.toradex.com/t/pre-release-torizon-os-7-support-vs-code-torizon-templates-development-tools/26410), the updated scripts should resolve these deprecation warnings once the templates are fully updated and you refresh your project templates.
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Greetings @DaveM,
Just to clarify, the message you shared at the start is marked as a warning not necessarily an error. Does this actually prevent the extension from working as a whole? Or is it just a warning message?
Best Regards,
Jeremias
Good to know, thanks for confirming. I’ll still mention this to our extensions team. But, glad to hear it at least doesn’t break anything for the time being.
Best Regards,
Jeremias
@jeremias.tx Awfully noisy with my custom tasks, but oh well 
Our team said they are already aware of this and a potential fix is available on the pre-release of the extension. Which should then eventually become available on the stable release as well.
Best Regards,
Jeremias