VsCode Remote Debugging, change pythonpath to point to docker container's python interpreter
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I currently have a tensorflow-gpu docker container fully built. I have a volume from my host's workspace ($PWD) to /workspace inside the docker container.
I can successfully remote debug the python scripts inside my workspace/docker's workspace folder, but as expected, my pylint and intellisense don't work inside vscode, as the pythonPath is set to my local python interpreter, and the pylint init-hooks are using my local python environment to figure out if it should squiggly line something.
How do I change my local vscode's pythonpath to point to the python interpreter on docker rather than on the host? I want pylint to be calibrated to the docker's environment rather than the local host's environment.
python docker visual-studio-code remote-debugging pylint
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I currently have a tensorflow-gpu docker container fully built. I have a volume from my host's workspace ($PWD) to /workspace inside the docker container.
I can successfully remote debug the python scripts inside my workspace/docker's workspace folder, but as expected, my pylint and intellisense don't work inside vscode, as the pythonPath is set to my local python interpreter, and the pylint init-hooks are using my local python environment to figure out if it should squiggly line something.
How do I change my local vscode's pythonpath to point to the python interpreter on docker rather than on the host? I want pylint to be calibrated to the docker's environment rather than the local host's environment.
python docker visual-studio-code remote-debugging pylint
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I currently have a tensorflow-gpu docker container fully built. I have a volume from my host's workspace ($PWD) to /workspace inside the docker container.
I can successfully remote debug the python scripts inside my workspace/docker's workspace folder, but as expected, my pylint and intellisense don't work inside vscode, as the pythonPath is set to my local python interpreter, and the pylint init-hooks are using my local python environment to figure out if it should squiggly line something.
How do I change my local vscode's pythonpath to point to the python interpreter on docker rather than on the host? I want pylint to be calibrated to the docker's environment rather than the local host's environment.
python docker visual-studio-code remote-debugging pylint
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asked Nov 7 at 6:24
Tristan Berry
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I currently have a tensorflow-gpu docker container fully built. I have a volume from my host's workspace ($PWD) to /workspace inside the docker container.
I can successfully remote debug the python scripts inside my workspace/docker's workspace folder, but as expected, my pylint and intellisense don't work inside vscode, as the pythonPath is set to my local python interpreter, and the pylint init-hooks are using my local python environment to figure out if it should squiggly line something.
How do I change my local vscode's pythonpath to point to the python interpreter on docker rather than on the host? I want pylint to be calibrated to the docker's environment rather than the local host's environment.
python docker visual-studio-code remote-debugging pylint
python docker visual-studio-code remote-debugging pylint
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What you want is remote interpreter support which isn't supported yet. Please subscribe to this issue to know the status of this feature.
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What you want is remote interpreter support which isn't supported yet. Please subscribe to this issue to know the status of this feature.
answered Nov 7 at 19:30
Brett Cannon
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answered Nov 7 at 19:30
Brett Cannon
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answered Nov 7 at 19:30
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