Open wesstone12 opened 2 weeks ago
Very weird, thanks for the report and sorry you ran into troubles here. We might need to escalate this to someone that's familiar with the Jupyter extension (cc @dhruvmanila), I have no idea why it would fail like that.
22:17:39.268 [info] Process Execution: ~\testing stuff\.venv\Scripts\python.exe -c "import pip;print('6af208d0-cb9c-427f-b937-ff563e17efdf')" 22:17:39.410 [warn] No interpreter with path ~\example\.venv\Scripts\python.exe found in Python API, will convert Uri path to string as Id ~\example\.venv\Scripts\python.exe
Huh, why is it looking for the interpreter in the "example" directory when the environment should be in "testing stuff" directory? How did you select the kernel in VS Code?
Which kernel do you see here? Can you click on it and select the current virtual environment?
Thanks for following up and yep, just the typical set up with the kernel.
Actually just solved it by deleting below folder in Users\user
Seems I hadn't cleaned out thoroughly
Thanks again!
Yeah, I guess there must be some mismatch between the (old) kernel configuration and the (new) virtual environment itself.
Hello and thanks for all the great work with uv!
I was hoping to be able to use VS Code Jupyter notebooks with just uv to install Python. Loading the .venv works fine, but when running a code block, it is stuck in an infinite loop trying to connect to a Kernel. This only happens with VS Code Jupyter Notebooks as well. If I have the web version installed but specify to use the python installed with
uv venv --python 3.10
it works fine. Would be great to not have to have a web version installed and only use uv to manage Python but understand if there's no workaround. Thanks for the help!Jupyter installed as well
Below seems to be main issue.
Python scripts run fine