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Use env extension when available #24564
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hideFromUser: this.options?.hideFromUser, | ||
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this.terminalShellType = this.terminalHelper.identifyTerminalShell(this.terminal); |
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this isn't 100% accurate in terms of always getting the shell type right, correct?
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It is not, this is the same detector as the one Python extension uses. We need the shell type API to be more accurate.
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this.terminalAutoActivator.disableAutoActivation(this.terminal); | ||
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await sleep(100); |
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is there reason why we wait for short duration before activateEnvironmentInTerminal
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This is also from the existing activation. This is to give shell initialization enough time to start.
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if (pythonEnv && project) { | ||
const fixedOptions = options ? { ...options } : { cwd: project.uri }; | ||
const terminal = await api.createTerminal(pythonEnv, fixedOptions); |
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it seems like this is calling createTerminal from env extension API, Im trying to understand why this and the interpreter one are both called "legacy"
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Because it is temporary solution to the old features in the Python extension. These apis can be deleted when we delete the code for old Python features.
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