If you have set up the virtual environment correctly, you will see the name of the virtual environment in parentheses when you call "workon". e.g., if your virtual environment is called cv, then you activate it by calling: your_prompt $ workon cv (cv) your_prompt $ python >>>quit(...
Turn off auto-activation: "python.terminal.activateEnvironment": false, and reload the window & reopen the shells. Or add the deactivate shell hook to the very end of ~/.bashrc file and restart the shell. Make sure to also initialize the variables that deactivate shell hook relies on: #2...
If you need to activate thebaseenvironment, use theconda activatecommand. shell conda activate #Enable thebaseenvironment but hide the (base) command line prompt When theauto_activate_basesetting is set tofalse, opening a new terminal session doesn't automatically start thebaseAnaconda environment. ...
2.26.0 CPython/3.7.10 Windows/10 Windows/10.0.19041 administrator : True netrc file : None offline mode : False Conda config c:\Users\richadmin>conda config --show-sources ==> C:\Users\richadmin\.condarc <== ssl_verify: True channels: - conda-forge - cogsci - defaults Conda ...