Settings for the Databricks extension for Visual Studio Code

This article lists extension settings for the Databricks extension for Visual Studio Code. See What is the Databricks extension for Visual Studio Code?

The Databricks extension for Visual Studio Code adds the following settings to Visual Studio Code. See also Settings editor and settings.json in the Visual Studio Code documentation.

Settings editor (Extensions > Databricks)	settings.json	Description
Clusters: Only Show Accessible Clusters	databricks.clusters.onlyShowAccessibleClusters	Checked or set to true to enable filtering for only those clusters that you can run code on. The default is unchecked or false (do not enable filtering for those clusters).
Experiments: Opt Into	databricks.experiments.optInto	Enables or disables experimental features for the extension. Available features include: views.cluster: Shows or hides the Clusters pane. See Select a cluster for the Databricks extension for Visual Studio Code. views.workspace: Shows or hides the Workspace Explorer pane. See Select a workspace directory for the Databricks extension for Visual Studio Code.
Logs: Enabled	databricks.logs.enabled	Checked or set to true (default) to enable logging. Reload your window for any change to take effect.
Logs: Max Array Length	databricks.logs.maxArrayLength	The maximum number of items to show for array fields. The default is 2.
Logs: Max Field Length	databricks.logs.maxFieldLength	The maximum length of each field displayed in the logs output panel. The default is 40.
Logs: Truncation Depth	databricks.logs.truncationDepth	The maximum depth of logs to show without truncation. The default is 2.
Override Databricks Config File	databricks.overrideDatabricksConfigFile	An alternate location for the .databrickscfg file that the extension uses for authentication.
Python: Env File	databricks.python.envFile	The absolute path to your custom Python environment variable definitions (.env) file.
Sync: Destination Type	databricks.sync.destinationType	Whether to use a directory in the workspace (workspace, default starting with version 0.3.15) or Git folders in the workspace (repo, default before version 0.3.15) as the sync destination. Setting this to workspace displays the Workspace Explorer pane, which enables you to browse available sync destinations within the workspace. This behavior works only with workspaces that are enabled with the ability to create arbitrary files within the workspace, and the selected cluster must have Databricks Runtime 11.3 LTS or higher installed. See What are workspace files?. Reload your window for any change to take effect. See Using Git folders with Databricks extension for Visual Studio Code.