I'm using Python 3.12.3, latest vscode and from a (Windows) terminal I can set up and run venv fine. If I am in vscode, go to th the terminal window and run all my commands (xScriptsactivate.bat) it switches fine and…
While coding on VSC, I often need to use the terminal within the virtualenv I'm using at the moment. The problem is: every time I go to "New Terminal", I need to activate the virtualenv I need for that specific…
I'm applying the FastAPI to develop an API collection. In VS Code, I've added a virtual environment and a Python interpreter path. sqlalchemy dependency was installed in the venv, but Python was still unable to locate the package. Help is appreciated.…
Before I talk about the problem, I cannot use pip directly in ubuntu, I have to set a python virtual environment first. whenever I do that outside the environment I get this message : error: externally-managed-environment × This environment is…
I activated the virtual environment of my project via the terminal and then opened the project path in VSCodium. However, VSCodium fails to find the interpreter of the virtual environment when I try to choose a kernel. It looks like…
I have developed a quite big django app. I have deployed it at path /var/www/mybig_app/ on a server machine (raspberry pi) connected to my LAN. The app uses libraries stored in the virtual environment /var/www/mybig_app/venv/. I have configured a .wsgi…
Environment Ubuntu 20.04 Python 3.8.10 Pip 20.0.2 Using pip venv to create a virtual environment in my project directory. These are the commands I am running. python3 -m pip venv .venv # Create the virtual environment source .venv/bin/activate (.venv) $…
After the last VSCode update Version: 1.88.0, I opened one of my Python projects and noticed that there are double parentheses in my virtual environment ((env) ). Previously, in the same and all other projects, I had only one pair…
I have some Python source code and want to debug this code via VS Code. I set-up a virtual environment through Ctrl+Shift+P->Select Interpreter, and this virtual environment is shown in the right-bottom corner of VS Code. If I execute Terminal->New…
currently, anytime I try to install python packages via pip commands in Visual Studio Code terminal, they are installing to my local drive instead of the virtual environment created within the project directory even when the virtual environment is activated.…