Virtual Environment Not showing up in VS Code Terminal

Question

I was trying to activate a Conda environment from VS Code Terminal. Everything worked but it does not show that it is using the specified Conda Environment. Take a look at my Terminal.Just PS(no venv)

But when I looked at other people's terminal. It is actually showing their environment name in the bracket. Just on a Curious Note, I am asking Why it is so? virtual environment name in bracket

Answer 1

The reason is that "PowerShell" does not activate the conda environment by default.

Solution: Please use the command

Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Scope Process

in terminal to change the execution policy of "PowerShell", and then open a new VS Code terminal (Ctrl+Shift+`):

Check: We can view that the "profile.ps1" file is generated here.

Reference: Conda environments in VS Code.