Currently, the selected environment for a project is saved on the extension private storage, which is usually fine: each user creates its own environments and so those aren't sharable.
However, on my daily work, we use a devcontainer that has an environment pre-installed: we then develop a Python module to be used inside that environment.
Currently, with this extension, we share the python-envs.globalSearchPaths and python-envs.pythonProjects settings via the devcontainer definition, but then each user has to go and select the detected pre-installed environment for the project.
This feature request is for allowing some setting to make a match between a project path and an environment path.
Currently, the selected environment for a project is saved on the extension private storage, which is usually fine: each user creates its own environments and so those aren't sharable.
However, on my daily work, we use a devcontainer that has an environment pre-installed: we then develop a Python module to be used inside that environment.
Currently, with this extension, we share the python-envs.globalSearchPaths and python-envs.pythonProjects settings via the devcontainer definition, but then each user has to go and select the detected pre-installed environment for the project.
This feature request is for allowing some setting to make a match between a project path and an environment path.