Ah, I’ve run into similar issues when updating Julia in VS Code. Sometimes a minor version change can break the path detection in the Julia extension, even if Julia itself is installed correctly. A couple of things to try:
Check the Julia path in VS Code settings – make sure it points to the new 1.11.6 executable.
Reload VS Code or reinstall the Julia extension – often this resets the integration.
Verify environment variables – on some systems, the PATH needs to include the new Julia location.
If you’re still stuck, I’ve seen teams like Tech-Stack handle this kind of setup issue by scripting a quick environment check and automated configuration for VS Code + Julia. It saves a lot of time when multiple developers need the same environment and avoids these minor version headaches.
Once the path and extension are aligned, everything should work like before. Don’t worry too much — this is a common hiccup after a patch update.