Use configured Python interpreter for Metaflow commands (Issue #3)#19
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Use configured Python interpreter for Metaflow commands (Issue #3)#19tejeshvenkat wants to merge 1 commit intoouterbounds:mainfrom
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…ounds#3) - Read python.defaultInterpreterPath from Python extension config - Fallback to 'python' from PATH when no interpreter is set - Quote paths with spaces for Windows compatibility Made-with: Cursor
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Summary
Fixes #3 — The extension now uses the Python interpreter selected in VS Code instead of always using
pythonfrom PATH.Changes
python.defaultInterpreterPathfrom the Python extension's configurationpythonwhen no interpreter is configuredC:\Program Files\Python\python.exe)Testing