When you have a python file with jupyter code cells (using # %%), it would be nice if I could fold individual cells, like I can fold functions.

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Note: This is a simple enough change. We have the cell ranges. All we need to do is create a class that provides the collapsible ranges to VSC. Return the cell ranges and things should work as expected.
@jordan-schneider thanks for the suggestion.
I am also interested in this feature. I and think this is related to this microsoft/vscode-jupyter#1527 issue.
This is the main reason stopping me from using VSCode more instead of the standard JupyterNB with Nbextensions, I work with a lot of cells that many become set in stone and not needed to be changed, not being able to fold/hide them increases the clutter immensely, it becomes harder to work.
@Huud If you have content in cells that is not likely to be changed, you should put it in a library.
Dupe of microsoft/vscode-jupyter#1527
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This is the main reason stopping me from using VSCode more instead of the standard JupyterNB with Nbextensions, I work with a lot of cells that many become set in stone and not needed to be changed, not being able to fold/hide them increases the clutter immensely, it becomes harder to work.