good day
is there a appropiate way and method to activate conda in VSCode - on a Linux-system : how to do that!?
kathryn tells here:
You will see two JSON settings: Preference: Open Workspace Settings (JSON) and Preference: Open User Settings (JSON)
The difference between these two is that the Workspace one would only config your settings to your current workspace (working directory), and the User one is like a global default fallback setting, which applies to all of your VSCode projects while there is no .vscode folder (workspace setting) found in your working directory.
Here, I use the Preference: Open Workspace Settings (JSON), because I only want to use this Python environment for this project.
and additinally: she says:
Here we add three things in the configurations:
“python.pythonPath”:“C:\\Users\\<your-usrname>\\Anaconda3\\envs\\<your-conda-env>\\python.exe” “python.terminal.activateEnvironment”: true “terminal.integrated.shell.windows”: “C:\\Windows\\System32\\cmd.exe”, `but wait: we want to do this in Linux. So what do we do here!?` Kathryn:
If you have problem finding the conda virtual environment path, you can open a terminal with your target conda env activated, and then type: where python and it will show you the existing python.exe in your system.
Well - the question is - how to apply all those tings in Linux?!
