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 ...
I think the first issue, about VSCode not recognizing the right Python version in the env, may have been due to some misshap happened when uninstalling anaconda and installing miniforge. Manually adding the interpreter works fine, even though it's strange it's not detected automatically. The se...
Later, after transferring some conda and jenv initialization settings from .zshrc to .bash_profile, I found that the problem began to intermittently occur in bash as well. Interestingly, the more configuration scripts I added, the more consistently the issue appeared. Recognizing a pattern, I ...
As this question comes up quite often even on SO (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52668690/why-is-pylint-telling-me-module-cv2-has-no-member,https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50612169/pylint-not-recognizing-cv2-members) the correct answer should be provided here and in#1993as it comes ...
VS Code is (presumably) recognizing the virtual environment correctly as the code will run manually from terminal AND the correct virtual environment is showing the lower left corner of VS Code. If I use the above settings, I will get a 'module not found error'. If I change the above ...