Notification when starting debugging and no interpreter has been selected
See original GitHub issueIf you start debugging and no environment is selected, you just get an error with no explanation.
I suggest if no Python environment is selected, we pop up a notification:
You need to select a Python interpreter before you start debugging.
Tip: click on "Select Python Environment" in the status bar.
[ Select Python Interpreter ]
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Also I noticed the select python environment is not visible in your gif, is there anyway to have that take priority over the other items in the status bar?
Let’s go without the weird behavior and no button, at least that way the user for sure will learn how to use the interpreter selector!