REPL doesn't seem to find the kernel at all. My assumption is that it's looking for only system kernels, while I want to use the one in .venv. I can't find any way of selecting python .venv for this?
Opening a terminal in this and running things there naturally works as direnv works.
Environment
Linux fedora, python 3.12.
direnv activating and installing .venv
pyenv local $(cat .python-version)
export POETRY_VIRTUALENVS_IN_PROJECT=1
poetry env use "$(pyenv root)/versions/$(cat .python-version)/bin/python"
poetry install --sync --no-root
export VIRTUAL_ENV=$(poetry env info --path)
PATH_add "$VIRTUAL_ENV/bin"
export POETRY_ACTIVE=1
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REPL doesn't seem to find the kernel at all. My assumption is that it's looking for only system kernels, while I want to use the one in .venv. I can't find any way of selecting python .venv for this?
Opening a terminal in this and running things there naturally works as direnv works.
Environment
Linux fedora, python 3.12. direnv activating and installing .venv
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