Any help or direction to guide me in the right direction would be very much appreciated. It seems like a few other people have struggled with this as well, but I haven’t been able to come to a solution.

Are you sure it’s installed and available on your PYTHONPATH environment variable? Did you forget to activate a virtual environment?” Now when I click play in VScode I get the following message “ImportError: Couldn’t import Django. Then I tried to edit the workspace settings in VScode and add the following 'python.pythonPath': '/Users/lewpiper/.local/share/virtualenvs/storefront-7UYLLetM' to match Mosh’s file structure and again I am running into issues. I saw I had no VScode JSON file like the videos showed. I then tried to to use this in the command palette to select the python interpreter and it didn’t seem to work.

Thus far I have followed along without issues in Part I of the Django course but now I seem to have hit a wall.įirst I tried following Mosh’s steps by locating the virtual environment location in terminal on the Mac using pipenv -venv and this returned the location as /Users/lewpiper/.local/share/virtualenvs/storefront-7UYLLetM on my Mac. I am trying to figure out how to get the terminal in VScode to activate the virtual environment automatically.

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