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VSCode can't find my environemt

Because our workspaces are running in subfolders (usually packages/TOOL_NAME) sometimes VSCode doesn't include our .venv folder which is sitting in the root of the repo.

One way to make this work is just to symlink the .venv folder into the packages/TOOL_NAME folder. This way VSCode will be able to find the environment.

cd packages/TOOL_NAME
ln -s ../../.venv .venv

Instructions for using pyenv on a MAc

1. Install pyenv using Homebrew

brew install pyenv
pyenv init
# Follow instructions to copy pyenv init to your shell's .zshrc or .bashrc

2. Install the version of python you want

pyenv install 3.8.10

3. Create a venv with the version of python you want

pyenv shell 3.8.10
python3 --version

You should now see Python 3.8.10 as the version of python you are using. Now when you create your venv from running bootstrap.sh you should be able to get the correct version of python.