Activate extension onStartupFinished
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VS Code extensions support various activation events that control when an extension loads. Previously, the marimo extension only activated lazily when interacting with marimo notebooks. This change switches to `onStartupFinished`, which activates the extension after VS Code finishes starting up. This ensures the marimo UI (panel views, commands, etc.) is available immediately, rather than waiting for the user to open or interact with a marimo notebook first.
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I have read the CLA Document and I hereby sign the CLA |
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recheck |
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@mscolnick not sure if there is anything else i need to do here. |
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VS Code extensions support various activation events that control when an extension loads. Previously, the marimo extension only activated lazily when interacting with marimo notebooks.
This change switches to
onStartupFinished, which activates the extension after VS Code finishes starting up. This ensures the marimo UI (panel views, commands, etc.) is available immediately, rather than waiting for the user to open or interact with a marimo notebook first.