Python: detect virtual environments for documents and projects

After opening a document or project the directory hierarchy is looked up
for a Scripts/(activate && python.exe) on windows or bin/(activate &&
python) on unix. This is the usual structure of python virtual
environments. If such a folder is found add the python from that folder
to the list of configured interpreters in the settings, set it as the
current interpreter for the project and try to open the corresponding
language server.

Change-Id: I038c309ea2988f9370194330d250d1515beac0a0
Reviewed-by: Christian Stenger <christian.stenger@qt.io>
This commit is contained in:
David Schulz
2019-10-25 09:15:59 +02:00
parent 519fc4ec72
commit 6664d78ded
4 changed files with 79 additions and 6 deletions

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@@ -260,8 +260,10 @@ PythonRunConfiguration::PythonRunConfiguration(Target *target, Core::Id id)
connect(PythonSettings::instance(), &PythonSettings::interpretersChanged,
interpreterAspect, &InterpreterAspect::updateInterpreters);
interpreterAspect->updateInterpreters(PythonSettings::interpreters());
interpreterAspect->setDefaultInterpreter(PythonSettings::defaultInterpreter());
QList<Interpreter> interpreters = PythonSettings::detectPythonVenvs(project()->projectDirectory());
aspect<InterpreterAspect>()->updateInterpreters(PythonSettings::interpreters());
aspect<InterpreterAspect>()->setDefaultInterpreter(
interpreters.isEmpty() ? PythonSettings::defaultInterpreter() : interpreters.first());
auto scriptAspect = addAspect<MainScriptAspect>();
scriptAspect->setSettingsKey("PythonEditor.RunConfiguation.Script");