A common question I’ve come across, outside of how to manage Python environments, is how to make VSCode use your project’s virtual environment. The solution is easy. The goal of this article is to configure a single project’s VSCode Workspace to use a virtual environment.
Whether you’re just getting started or you’re a seasoned pythonista, pythoneer, or ${INSERT_YOUR_NOUN_HERE}, you’ve probably found managing your python environments to be tedious and rather painful. Managing Python versions, libraries, and various dependencies is like playing shuffle board where the object is to not hit any other puck; if you do, the probability of a cascading effect of pucks flying everywhere you don’t want them to be will soon follow. Perhaps a (╯°□°)╯︵ uoɥʇʎd moment will occur. Let’s mitigate that.
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