#🔒 Python Virtual Environment issues

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jolly radishBOT
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@limpid bolt

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limpid bolt
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Exception has occurred: ModuleNotFoundError
No module named 'requests'
File "C:\Users\jommy\Desktop\Python\Misc\test.py", line 1, in <module>
import requests
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'requests'

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I installed this on the used interpeter

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I would ask my friend that knows more about it but they broke their pc.

prime dawn
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Click on "Create Virtual Environment" to create a virtual environment. After it is created, refresh your terminal in your VSCode and then type pip install requests

limpid bolt
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I have almost all my scripts in my \Desktop\Python folder, should I make a folder in it called "venv"

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should I do Use Existing or Delete and Recreate?

prime dawn
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I guess you don't need to make a new one since you already have a .venv there

limpid bolt
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I tried but it doesnt seem to work, also how would I use launch.json to make it auto use 1 venv for a certain script??

prime dawn
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Then from here, click "Enter interpreter path" and select that .venv folder you already have

prime dawn
limpid bolt
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thats what it looked like after i just selected that intepreter

prime dawn
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ok and if you type pip install requests and hit enter?

limpid bolt
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it installed, i do have aton of imports on it

prime dawn
limpid bolt
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1 package seemed to need numpy on a newer version, then another script would need an older numpy version

prime dawn
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Why the different numpy versions?

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I would think both scripts should be able to support the same numpy version

limpid bolt
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I guess some stuff isnt on the newer ver

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Exception has occurred: ModuleNotFoundError
No module named 'pkg_resources'
File "C:\Users\jommy\Desktop\Python\Misc\test.py", line 9, in <module>
from win10toast import ToastNotifier
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'pkg_resources'

prime dawn
limpid bolt
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Im just so confused on this sort of stuff.

prime dawn
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Do you need that win10toast?

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Last update is 2018

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!pypi win10toast

jolly radishBOT
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win10toast v0.9

An easy-to-use Python library for displaying Windows 10 Toast Notifications

Released on <t:1516938002:D>.

prime dawn
limpid bolt
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hmm... I'll see...

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ima comment that line out

thick shuttle
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Windows Store packaged Python is very strange to end users. Just don’t use that. Either download from Python.org or use uv/pyenv to manage your local Python versions.

limpid bolt
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I originally used Python 3.13.2 from MS Store but installed from the website instead to try and fix the issues since it seems to have some odd permissions and stuff

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im just trying to figure out Virtual Environments that way 1 script can use an older numpy and 1 script i have use a newer

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I dont know anymore..

prime dawn
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