Ciao a tutti!
Vorrei fare un pezzo di via Francigena (Lucca - Siena, nello specifico) e mi chiedevo se ci fosse modo di farlo in tenda, anche con campeggio libero all'uso (con le dovute accortezze e il solito rispetto)
Fate sapere, aperto anche ad altre porzioni di cammino
Grazie!
Hey everyone, I'm kind of losing my mind here lol. Two days ago everything was working perfectly fine, yesterday I woke up and my VS Code setup is basically a disaster. All my projects are in Python. Here's what's going on:
1. "Import could not be resolved" on literally every library Every single import is now underlined in red. Pylance (or whatever is doing the checking) just can't find anything anymore. Nothing changed in my code, it just... broke.
2. Running a .py script opens an external terminal instead of the integrated one When I hit Run, instead of executing inside VS Code's integrated terminal and keeping the output there, it opens a brand new external terminal window, and then closes it immediately when the script finishes. So I can't even read my debug prints before it disappears. Super annoying.
3. Same thing when running from an external terminal Even if I'm already in an external terminal and run the script from there, it still spawns yet another new terminal window. Makes zero sense to me.
4. Recreating the venv gives me an environment without pip.exe I tried nuking the virtual environment and recreating it from scratch, but the new one doesn't have pip.exe inside env\Scripts\. I was reading on Stack Overflow that it should be there, is this related to everything else?
5. pip install -r requirements.txt is also a mess Same story, it opens a new external terminal instead of running in the integrated one. And on top of that I get these two lovely warnings:
Defaulting to user installation because normal site-packages is not writeable
WARNING: Ignoring invalid distribution ~andas
The second one looks like a corrupted pandas installation (~andas instead of pandas). No idea how that happened. The first one tells me pip isn't even seeing the venv properly and is falling back to the user-level packages. Everything feels connected but I can't figure out where to start.
I haven't knowingly updated anything, but I guess Windows or VS Code might have autoupdated something in the background. Has anyone seen this combination of issues before? Any idea where to even start debugging this?
Thanks in advance 🙏