How to disable codelens in VS code?

When you want to disable the CodeLens feature in Visual Studio Code, you can follow the steps below:

1. Open Settings: In VS Code, press Ctrl + , (or select File > Preferences > Settings from the menu) to open the settings interface.
2. Search for CodeLens: In the settings search bar, type "CodeLens", which will filter out settings related to CodeLens.
3. Disable CodeLens: You will see a setting named "editor.codeLens". Next to it is a checkbox, which is checked by default. Uncheck it to disable the CodeLens feature.
4. Save and Close Settings: After making changes, VS Code will automatically save them. You just need to close the settings window for the changes to take effect.

Example:

For example, if I am using VS Code to write Python code and have installed the Python extension, it enables CodeLens by default to display test and debug options. If I find this feature too distracting, I can simply follow the above steps to disable it, making the editor interface more streamlined and allowing me to focus more on the code itself.

After disabling CodeLens, the labels like "Run Test" and "Debug" that previously appeared above functions or methods will no longer be displayed, making my editing interface cleaner.