pipenv and vscode-python not working

[laoshaw]

Running vscode 1.25.1 on ubuntu 16.04 64bit with newest vscode-python.

1. if I switch to a folder contains Pipfile(Ctrl-K, Ctrl-O), vscode will not pick up the Pipefile at all, the terminal(ctrl + `) will show python from the OS, not from pipenv. If I open vscode from a pipenv directory without running 'pipenv shell' it's still the same, vscode ignores pipenv totally.

2. if I start vscode from within a pipfile directory after running 'pipenv shell', vscode's own terminal still not show pipenv's executables, the PATH still has /usr/local/bin put ahead of pipenv's own virtualenvs PATH

To me, vscode-python + vscode + terminal do not work

[brettcannon]

It sounds like you either have not created a virtual environment yet for your project using pipenv, you haven't selected the virtual environment as your interpreter, pipenv isn't being found on your PATH, or executing pipenv is failing because of how you set LC_ALL/LANG isn't coming through to VS Code as required by pipenv/click (not sure as you didn't fill out the issue template which asks for key details to help figure this out).

Try this all out and if you're still having issues please open a new issue with the issue template filled out.

[d3r3kk]

Please also see other Pipenv-related issues in our backlog, you are potentially reporting a duplicate. You can add your thumbs-up vote to any of those, or add to the conversation to help us out. (Also, we have an issue to improve virtual env identification in #2288)