When the terminal is started, the automatic activation of the conda environment fails

[kailiangshang]

I use bash as my vscode terminal and choose "python: default interpreter path: D: /Anaconda /python. exe". But when I open my terminal, bash terminal executes "D: \Anaconda \Scripts \activate base". What part should I configure to let the terminal execute the command "source D: /Anaconda /Scripts activate" when I open it, and then automatically activate the conda environment.

[brettcannon]

What part should I configure to let the terminal execute the command "source D: /Anaconda /Scripts activate" when I open it

There isn't a way to make the extension use that command with conda as that's not how conda wants you to activate a conda environment. The command you're asking about is the command for a virtual environment (which is different from conda).

[kailiangshang]

Thank you for your reply. Because I am using the Windows system, but I am more accustomed to the command model of Linux, I use "git bash" as the default terminal of vscode. In addition, "git bash here" is executed in the "Ananconda /etc /profile. d" location, so by default, bash will execute the script file of "source conda. sh" when it is started, and then activate the conda environment. But now there is an error. The source command has not been executed. I don't know where the configuration file has a problem.

[brettcannon]

You can turn off automatic activation via "python.terminal.activateEnvironment": false.

And if you can, I would recommend WSL over git-bash if you want a Linux experience on Windows.

[kailiangshang]

Thank you very much for your reply. I will try WSL. Sorry to disturb you. I wish you a happy life.