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This already exists in settings, why add a different pythonInterpreter?
"python.defaultInterpreterPath"
I guess for backward compatibility you could look for the DTR variable first and then fallback to python.defaultInterpreterPath
python.defaultInterpreterPath
I set my venv before I launch vscode but none of that seems to get into the vscode environment which is a pity.
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This already exists in settings, why add a different pythonInterpreter?
I guess for backward compatibility you could look for the DTR variable first and then fallback to
python.defaultInterpreterPath
I set my venv before I launch vscode but none of that seems to get into the vscode environment which is a pity.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: