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Add a selected global python
interpreter on to PATH
#13327
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We do not participate in the terminal creation in terms of What I will do, though, is turn this into a feature request to try to come up with a way to include a global Python interpreter into the terminal when one is manually specified. |
python
interpreter on to PATH
Perfect. Makes sense. Thank you @brettcannon |
@ditordccaa I'm reopening this to leave it as a feature request. If you aren't interested in it you can unsubscribe from the issue if you prefer. |
We will want to address after #11039. |
@luabud Should we close this as we're deciding to not do it right now? cc/ @brettcannon |
We are afraid of breaking users if we were to implement this. Plus, we would rather encourage people to use environments which do have shell activation support. |
Environment data
python.languageServer
setting: NoneExpected behaviour
When I select the Python Interpreter version, I expect to get the selected version in the VSC integrated terminal.
Actual behaviour
When I type Python in the integrated terminal, the command is not recognized.
In my user settings, I'm setting the PATH environment variable (I removed the path for the python directory here). Also I'm excluding myself from the A/B pythonPath testing.
Steps to reproduce:
Logs
Output from Python output channel
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