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Ensure interpreter information in the status bar appears for "Python related" files
See original GitHub issueCurrently it’s only displayed if a Python file or a settings.json file is opened. Some of other things we should probably display it for:
- Any file which triggers extension activation should ideally have it displayed: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-python/blob/e157943a1dc7edfff238e1acdf7e57e3dd6558fc/package.json#L91-L97
Also note there can various types of requirements files: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-python/blob/e157943a1dc7edfff238e1acdf7e57e3dd6558fc/package.json#L1470-L1477
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If a Python-related output panel is opened, see https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-python/issues/18914#issuecomment-1099722486
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environment.yml
cc/ @luabud @brettcannon feel free to edit the list
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Since we’ve a setting to always show interpreter and we haven’t received any other reports asking to show this, closing this issue.
This is as good as any other place. 🙂
Another option we have is bringing back the “always show” mechanic when we move to the language status menu. Since it would be hidden behind the
{}menu it would be less intrusive, so the objections to always showing it may become less of a concern. I’ve asked the wider VS Code team for input on this idea.