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I'm also seeing this. When I go to select a different interpreter, the one I expected to be auto-selected is marked as "Recommended", which I found strange. If that's the recommended one, it should have been selected?
I see the same thing. I use an individual venv per project. If I open two projects at the same time (in two VS Code windows) that each have their own venv/ directory. When I open a new terminal, I get a message that the the venv has been activated. However it incorrectly activates the venv for the project that opened first. In both projects.
It not immediately easy to detect the error as it seems a proper venv has been loaded. But it creates a lot of confusion as pip install will go other places than expected.
Behaviour
The virtual environment of a previous workspace I'm using appears to have somehow been set as the defaultPythonInterpreter
Steps to reproduce:
Diagnostic data
Output for
Python
in theOutput
panel (View
→Output
, change the drop-down the upper-right of theOutput
panel toPython
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