Closed plessl closed 1 year ago
After quite a bit of experimentation, I found the way to solve this problem. VScode store the python interpreter to be used on a per-workspace basis.
Using the "Python: Select Interpreter" command, it is possible to select a specific version. Selecting the right Python version once, solved the problem for me.
The quarto extension for VScode (version v1.56.0) suddenly stopped working for me and can no longer render code cells via jupyter (ERROR: Jupyter kernel 'julia-1.8' not found.).
I can however render the same quarto file without problem from the command line. It appears that quarto environment within VScode is different than in a shell.
If I run
quarto check
within a VSCode terminal I get:Whereas in the shell I get:
What could cause this mismatch?