How to auto activate .venv interpreter everytime Powershell Windows

[ntluong95]

Hi, my question is in the title. It seems everytime I create a new Powershell, I need to run .venv\Scripts\Activate.ps1 in order to activate the virtual environment

[softwarenerd]

Hi. Using the following project as a starting point:

Are you asking how myenv\Scripts\Activate.ps1 can be run automatically every time you open a new a new Terminal in Positron when you have the project folder opened?

[ntluong95]

yes that is what I am asking for. I usually use uv to add/remove packages and run the command from Terminal. It seems uv recognize the environment and add to the right one. But it is until I tried to run a streamlit app and realize I am not in the virtual environment, the Terminal is using global interpreter

[juliasilge]

I believe this is the same as #2288, if you would like to add any additional info.