Allow discovery of interpereters in virtual environments activated by a shim#4032
Allow discovery of interpereters in virtual environments activated by a shim#4032
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Considering if this is the correct approach still. We should also test with the |
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I find this implementation awkward as I only want this to be used if it's a virtual environment interpreter but we can't easily enforce that in |
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No changes to the match statement, just indented
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I'd appreciate input on a better approach here. |
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Just confirming: still relevant to review? I know there was some back-and-forth on the issue but didn't read it deeply. |
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@charliermarsh yeah this is still necessary if we want to support detecting virtual environments that are only activated by an executable shim. I'm not in love with the implementation though. |
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| python_executables_from_search_path(version, implementation).next() | ||
| .map(|path| Ok((InterpreterSource::ShimEnvironment, path))) |
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How do we know this is a shim?
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We don't. We're going to naively say the first executable in the path might be a shim then verify it during the interpreter query portion.
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| // Always skip shim environments that are not virtual environments; this filter is deferred | ||
| // from `python_executables` to avoid querying the interpreter there |
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What is a shim environment that isn't a virtual environment? What would appear here to fail this filter?
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Since we're just taking the first executable and calling it a "shim environment" in python_executables this filtering is where we check if the executable is actually a shim which invokes inside a virtual environment.
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(this and the other review comment are my concern with this implementation, it's misleading but we do it to avoid querying the interpreter during python_executables)
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Closes #4009
Closes #2109