Doesn't recognize venv of python

Hi. I noticed that vs-code-runner doesn’t seem to recognize venv environment in python while VS Code’s terminal does so by default.

My purpose is that code runner will recognize python’s venv automatically.

In my case, I created .vscode and venv file on working directory, and more detail is following:

Working Directory:
   |---main.py ...etc
   |
   |--- .vscode
   |       |--- launch.json
   |       |--- settings.json
   |
   |--- venv
          |--- bin
          |--- include
          |--- lib
          |--- lib64
          |--- pip-selfcheck.json
          |--- pyvenv.cfg

I think I need additional setting and tried it again and again with little change,

for example, I noted on settings.json as following:

 "code-runner.executorMap": {
    "python": "source $workspaceRoot/venv/bin/activate && python",
}

However, I couldn’t achieve it. What should I do for it?

The key bind of this program is fascinating, so I’d like to solve this problem indeed.

[yaseralnajjar]

Too old… but maybe someone else got stuck in Windows, just add this line to your workspace settings:

"code-runner.executorMap": {"python": "call venv\\scripts\\activate.bat && python"}

[formulahendry]

Good to know you have found a solution. You could try to run it in the VS Code Integrated Terminal:

{
    "code-runner.runInTerminal": true
}

If your Integrated Terminal is /bin/bash, your previous command should work.