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Environment created in terminal while in restricted mode not detected when entering trusted mode

See original GitHub issue

Start in restricted mode
Create and open a Python file
python -m venv .venv in the terminal
Leave restricted mode
Notice how the newly created virtual environment is not automatically selected

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Created a year ago
Comments:7 (3 by maintainers)

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karrtikrcommented, Dec 12, 2022

Btw, if no interpreter has previously been selected for the workspace, we should ideally automatically select the local .venv once it is trusted.

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brettcannoncommented, Dec 13, 2022

You probably had python.defaultInterpreterPath set in User settings

That definitely wasn’t the case. It may be that not being able to open a terminal in untrusted mode changed and so this isn’t feasible anymore. I’m going to close as outdated and worry about it if I come across it again.

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