Type of virtual environment used (N/A | venv | virtualenv | conda | ...): Conda Jupyter server running: Local Expected behaviour Should work fine with the conda environment Actual behaviour VSCode is not recognising the environment Not running the cells. I get an error at the bottom right ...
Eventhough I chose the conda virtual env interpreter the code is not running . When I run in my previously working jupyter notebook files, the notebook is stuck in detecting kernel loop. I use the same setup (my virtual environment exported as yaml) in my other notebook. But on this ...
I just thought I would add my answer here as this might well affect someone who uses a.envfile for their project's environment settings since it is such a common configuration for 12 factor apps. My example assumes that you're usingpipenvfor your virtual environment management and that you ...
Better detecting of user home directory on Windows via %USERPROFILE% environment variable Fixed an issue "Can not perform a '--user' install" on Linux Manjaro (issue #1007) Other bug-fixes and improvements for PlatformIO Core installer 1.9.0 (2019-10-11) Python 3 has the highest priority ...
Conda for environment management. The settings related to the terminal setup keep me from having to manually enable my Conda environment or set the python path. Possibly people who have been using VSCODE for more than two days could add something nice to make this better and/or more complete....
Following the latest vscode update, I am no longer able to run notebooks that I was able to execute just fine one day earlier. I am using a python virtual environment (not a conda environment) and when running cells I am presented with: ...
Type of virtual environment used (N/A | venv | virtualenv | conda | ...): venv Relevant/affected Python packages and their versions: N/A Actual behavior Creating a new terminal in a fresh Windows install results in a powershell error ...
@rchiodo conda create -n test1 does not create a conda environment with python in it.. you have to do conda create -n test1 python as you can see in my case there is no global python, so when i ask for python path after activation i get nothing: but if you create conda environment...
that C:/Users/user/anaconda3/Scripts/activate seems a linux shell script, so it only flashs through a cmd.exe window on screen, and the second conda activate py310-pip command leads to CommandNotFoundException error which indicates that the first command did not activate conda environment. ...
I installed WSL and I was able to install it using conda but there is still a problem because it's not detecting my GPU so when I execute the following code import torch torch.cuda.is_avalaible() it shows false. However it I activate my environment on windows it will detected the cuda...