python Shift + enter not working in VScode with jupyter

Question

I have a new install of VS Code Version 1.50.1 with the python extension that now added the Jupyter extension. The Jupyter extension build number is 2020.12.411183115 When I press shift enter on the default it adds a new line below. You can see in the video that shift + enter should work to run the line. At this point the only way I can run code in the interactive window is with ctrl + shift + p and select run selected cell.

Edit after working with Danny Varod and the comments below:
Changing the keyboard shortcut to ctrl + enter and nothing happens (it does not add a new line below). I press ctrl + shift + p and I see that the correct shortcut is crtl + enter but it will not trigger the action

Here is a screenshot of my keyboard shortcuts before the change.

Changing my keyboard shortcuts to match the comment below. Now when I press ctrl + enter nothing happens.

Answer 1

In settings.json under .vscode add the following line:

"jupyter.sendSelectionToInteractiveWindow": true

Then Shift+Enter should work.

Answer 2

Please use the following shortcut key settings:

{ "key": "shift+enter",           "command": "jupyter.execSelectionInteractive", "when": "editorTextFocus"
},

This shortcut key is set with the use conditions, and it can be used only when it is confirmed (including the control panel is opened). Therefore, we can remove the use conditions for this shortcut key.

Answer 3

Shift+Enter also inserted a new line for me, unmapping this prevented this.

I changed to mappings to:

These mappings work for me, however, in Jupyter notebooks (.ipynb) the Ctrl+Enter and Shift+Enter are swapped vs. what I defined 🤔.

Also, I am using the following Python extensions:

• "MagicPython" magicstack.magicpython
• "Jupyter" ms-toolsai.jupyter

Both installed by:

• "Python Extension Pack" donjayamanne.python-extension-pack

When I open .ipynb files they open as Jupyter notebooks. When I open .py files I can either use Jupyter or MagicPython (and nether say Python).