I have to develop my code on a custom python stack that doesn't fully conform to anaconda; many packages are initialized by adding them to PYTHONPATH with a command-line tool. I automated this by creating an activation script that went under etc/conda/activate.d. I also have a .env in the workspace root that sets the same PYTHONPATH. I works but I found the following issue:
- When a unit test is started without debugging the procedure of running it is: 1) source .env 2) execute
conda run ... which will result in sourcing the custom activation scripts under etc/conda/activate.d.
- When a unit test is started in the debugger, the procedure differs: 1) source .env 2) execute some auto-generated script that will call the debugpy module. The custom activation scripts under
etc/conda/activate.d seem not be sourced.
This can be an issue for some. The behavior should be that the conda environment is activated the same way while debugging and just executing unit tests.
I have to develop my code on a custom python stack that doesn't fully conform to anaconda; many packages are initialized by adding them to PYTHONPATH with a command-line tool. I automated this by creating an activation script that went under
etc/conda/activate.d. I also have a.envin the workspace root that sets the same PYTHONPATH. I works but I found the following issue:conda run ...which will result in sourcing the custom activation scripts underetc/conda/activate.d.etc/conda/activate.dseem not be sourced.This can be an issue for some. The behavior should be that the conda environment is activated the same way while debugging and just executing unit tests.