How do I troubleshoot virtual environments in VSCode?

How do I troubleshoot virtual environments in VSCode?

To troubleshoot virtual environments in VSCode, first ensure that the correct interpreter is selected. You can do this by opening the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P) and typing 'Python: Select Interpreter'. Make sure to choose the one associated with your virtual environment.

What if my virtual environment isn't showing up in the interpreter list?

If your virtual environment isn't showing up, check if it's activated. You can activate it in the terminal using the command source <env>/bin/activate for macOS/Linux or <env>\Scripts\activate for Windows. Also, ensure that the virtual environment is created in the workspace folder.

I still can't see it. Are there any settings I need to check?

Yes, check your VSCode settings. Go to Settings (Ctrl+,) and search for 'Python: Venv Path'. Make sure it points to the directory where your virtual environments are stored.

Thanks! What if I encounter package installation issues?

For package installation issues, ensure that your virtual environment is activated and that you're using the correct package manager (like pip). You can also try upgrading pip with pip install --upgrade pip to resolve potential conflicts.