With this pre-release, the VSCode extension will no longer automatically inject the currently active Python interpreter into the configuration sent to the server.
It is now required for all users to set the esbonio.sphinx.pythonCommand option, either in your VSCode settings, or in your project's pyproject.toml file.
This makes VSCode's behavior more predicable and brings it in line with how other editors behave.
It also encourages the sharing of project configuration settings, which is particuarly useful if you use an environment manager
IMPORTANT!
With this pre-release, the VSCode extension will no longer automatically inject the currently active Python interpreter into the configuration sent to the server. It is now required for all users to set the
esbonio.sphinx.pythonCommandoption, either in your VSCode settings, or in your project'spyproject.tomlfile.This makes VSCode's behavior more predicable and brings it in line with how other editors behave. It also encourages the sharing of project configuration settings, which is particuarly useful if you use an environment manager