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The first step in troubleshooting is to delete the virtual environment and recreate it. Use these commands:
Note:
- This assumes the virtual environment is called
.my_venv - The second command only moves the local folder if it exists
- The
.localfolder is a user-level virtual environment directory
- This assumes the virtual environment is called
- After deleting, recreate the virtual environment using the steps outlined in the Creating a Virtual Environment section.
- Ensure you’re in the correct directory when creating and activating the virtual environment.
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Verify that the correct version of Python is being used (you can check with
python --version). - If activation fails, try recreating the virtual environment.
Troubleshoot virtual environments in the Code IDE
Fix common problems with Python virtual environments in the Paradime Code IDE, including package installation errors, missing binaries, and broken venvs.
If you encounter issues with virtual environments in Paradime Code IDE:
Related topics
Code IDE environmentCode IDE Environment VariablesVirtual EnvironmentsUse venv in the Paradime Code IDEUse Poetry in the Paradime Code IDE