I’m new to Python. I learned today how to create venv and it works. But I still don’t know how to make VS Code acknowledge my pip packages from venv.
I found the option to create venv from VS Code and when I do that, it works. I install packages inside venv, for example `pip install pytest` and VS Code recognizes my `import pytest`.
I tried to choose my `.venv/bin/python3` as my project’s Python interpreter and I thought it would start to recognize my packages, but it doesn’t.
Can I connect existing venv to VS Code to make it find my pip packages inside venv?
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r/learnpython I’m new to Python. I learned today how to create venv and it works. But I still don’t know how to make VS Code acknowledge my pip packages from venv. I found the option to create venv from VS Code and when I do that, it works. I install packages inside venv, for example `pip install pytest` and VS Code recognizes my `import pytest`. I tried to choose my `.venv/bin/python3` as my project’s Python interpreter and I thought it would start to recognize my packages, but it doesn’t. Can I connect existing venv to VS Code to make it find my pip packages inside venv? submitted by /u/bearinthetown [link] [comments]
I’m new to Python. I learned today how to create venv and it works. But I still don’t know how to make VS Code acknowledge my pip packages from venv.
I found the option to create venv from VS Code and when I do that, it works. I install packages inside venv, for example `pip install pytest` and VS Code recognizes my `import pytest`.
I tried to choose my `.venv/bin/python3` as my project’s Python interpreter and I thought it would start to recognize my packages, but it doesn’t.
Can I connect existing venv to VS Code to make it find my pip packages inside venv?
submitted by /u/bearinthetown
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