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How to recover a deleted (Jupyter Notebook) code in Visual Studio Code? CTRL + Z doest work

I accidentally deleted a piece of code on Visual Studio Code. I haven’t closed visual studio yet.

CTRL + Z doesn’t work. Edit + Undo doesn’t work either. The variables are still stored.
It was accidental. I just happen to close a jupyter notebook box

Any idea how I can recover thank you?

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    There is a way to recover the deleted code if CTRL +Z doesn't work.

    You can click right on the .ipynb script, open chronology then go to your last changes and click on it. You will then see the deleted part.


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    Cannot get it back if you have not backed up.

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    Good question, happens to most of us when working longer and not paying attention.
    Vscode starting from a specific version does internal management of your code (March 2020 release). This feature is called timeline.

    What to do:
    Right click on your .ipynb file > Open Timeline > Restore contents on a specific version of your file.

    Also, before restoring, would suggest that you check out the version you’re going to restore by comparing it with the current one.

    Note: This does not require the git repository to be active at the time of the incident. As this is what Vscode is technically doing by itself.

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