#🔒 VS Code interpreter doesn't switches to venv interpreter when I enable venv

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sinful steppe
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So i was developing the project and made a venv say by running command python3 -m venv xyzenv then when i run the command source xyzenv/bin/activate to enable venv the terminal venv changes and runs all files with modules only in venv but the VS code doesn't switches interpreter shows in problem section beside terminal "module not found error" and same when trying to run it throught the play button "module not found" it gets fixed when i maunally change the interpreter using Ctrl + Shift + P but basically my VS code and terminal are kinda not connected this way??? is there a way my VS code also switches interpreter to venv one

Note: I am using WSL my repo and python is on WSL only VS code is installed on windows

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@sinful steppe

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hoary tinsel
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I don't use VSC much, but: I don't think VSC is meant to "track" your terminal; I think you're supposed to use Ctrl+Shift+P to set the interpreter.

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if you then run a terminal inside VSC, it should have the venv activated.

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