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Terminal indicates (base)
is activated when other env is selected
#20885
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Hey @aiday-mar , I created a separate issue to investigate. Can you check if the |
@bhavyaus I see, can you provide the logs and check the powershell initialization script as suggested in #20885 (comment)? |
Right now there is an issue on VSCode due to which the shell initialization scripts ( |
Hey. Typing
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Perfect, thank you. As you can notice base environment is activated due to which this happens #20885 (comment). Try running:
in |
Closing as it seems it is expected. |
Hi @karrtikr, my apologies, I just saw your reply to my message. I'll be testing the fix today. |
@aiday-mar, as you've already tested #21102, this was tested as part of it. 🙂 |
WORKAROUND
Run command stated in https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-python/wiki/Activate-Environments-in-Terminal-Using-Environment-Variables#limitations
ISSUE
Testing #20884
Hi,
I am testing your test-plan item. Running the script shows indeed that I was using the conda environment I created however inside of the terminal in the parentheses it was still written (base) inside of ('testmarch':conda) or (testmarch) as I would have expected. I was using the inbuilt terminal inside of VS Code, I am on macOS 13.2.1, the output under the python category is in the output view is as follows. Perhaps I have configured incorrectly the test?
Originally posted by @aiday-mar in #20827 (comment)
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