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Looks like the issue is that discovery did not find all the global installs when running through create env steps. |
@meganrogge Can you please provide the logs as well?
Output for
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Yep, here they are
And yes, it did show up in the select interpreter dropdown this time |
Thanks. I assume you mean the dropdown opened by @karthiknadig It seems to me that the bug is here: vscode-python/src/client/pythonEnvironments/creation/provider/venvCreationProvider.ts Line 133 in e23240e
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@karrtikr I will go with always showing the interpreter selection for now. |
Checking whether a refresh is going on should be easy as well, simply check if |
I think I was over simplifying, I think we need to let the UI show. For the reason, that if the user only has python 2.7, then this is the only way they know. Also, the experience with showing discovery progress and selection is better with the select interpreter UI. |
Closes microsoft#19889 Closes microsoft#19890 Closes microsoft#19891 Closes microsoft#19894 Closes microsoft#19897 Closes microsoft#19852 Closes microsoft#19851 Closes microsoft#19838 Closes microsoft#19916 Closes microsoft#19917
Closes microsoft/vscode-python#19889 Closes microsoft/vscode-python#19890 Closes microsoft/vscode-python#19891 Closes microsoft/vscode-python#19894 Closes microsoft/vscode-python#19897 Closes microsoft/vscode-python#19852 Closes microsoft/vscode-python#19851 Closes microsoft/vscode-python#19838 Closes microsoft/vscode-python#19916 Closes microsoft/vscode-python#19917
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Testing #19883
My
python3
is installed at/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/3.9/bin/python3
.When I ran the command, it couldn't find any installations and had automatically selected python 2, which was not working
Knowing I had installed
python3
, and had aliased it topython
, I found the path ofpython3
and inserted it into the input box. The logs show that it succeeded after that.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: