Creating a conda without a python environment does not install python into it when selecting

[rchiodo]

Testing #18731

Steps:

1. Create new conda environment
2. Pick it as the active interpreter

Expected the 'Installing python' to popup.

It didn't.

Running with it uses my global python.

(testNoPython1) (testNoPython1) PS D:\Source\Testing_3> whereis python.exe
C:\Users\aku91\AppData\Local\Microsoft\WindowsApps\python.exe

[karrtikr]

Unfortunately I cannot reproduce this, can you please provide the logs and name of the env you created? Make sure to set python.logging.level to debug in User settings.

[rchiodo]

I can't repro it anymore because of this bug #18751. I only get the one original environment I had yesterday. Let me try deleting everything and starting over

[rchiodo]

Okay starting over I have the same problem (although it looks like #18751 is still causing issues).

I created two new environments:

(base) C:\Users\aku91>conda env list
# conda environments:
#
base                  *  C:\Users\aku91\miniconda3
AboutToInstallConda      C:\Users\aku91\miniconda3\envs\AboutToInstallConda
Conda37                  C:\Users\aku91\miniconda3\envs\Conda37
CustomJupyter            C:\Users\aku91\miniconda3\envs\CustomJupyter
NoIpykernel              C:\Users\aku91\miniconda3\envs\NoIpykernel
PoetryBase               C:\Users\aku91\miniconda3\envs\PoetryBase
RunPythonTest            C:\Users\aku91\miniconda3\envs\RunPythonTest
abouttoinstallconda      C:\Users\aku91\miniconda3\envs\abouttoinstallconda
base_sub1                C:\Users\aku91\miniconda3\envs\base_sub1
base_sub2                C:\Users\aku91\miniconda3\envs\base_sub2
conda310                 C:\Users\aku91\miniconda3\envs\conda310
condaEnvTest             C:\Users\aku91\miniconda3\envs\condaEnvTest
condaTestPath            C:\Users\aku91\miniconda3\envs\condaTestPath
condaTestQT5             C:\Users\aku91\miniconda3\envs\condaTestQT5
env                      C:\Users\aku91\miniconda3\envs\env
golden_scenario_env      C:\Users\aku91\miniconda3\envs\golden_scenario_env
idom_kernel              C:\Users\aku91\miniconda3\envs\idom_kernel
ipykernel_test           C:\Users\aku91\miniconda3\envs\ipykernel_test
jupyterlabTest           C:\Users\aku91\miniconda3\envs\jupyterlabTest
matchInterpreterTest     C:\Users\aku91\miniconda3\envs\matchInterpreterTest
mit2                     C:\Users\aku91\miniconda3\envs\mit2
plotlyDev                C:\Users\aku91\miniconda3\envs\plotlyDev
python36                 C:\Users\aku91\miniconda3\envs\python36
python38_py2exe          C:\Users\aku91\miniconda3\envs\python38_py2exe
python38_pyinstaller     C:\Users\aku91\miniconda3\envs\python38_pyinstaller
testEmpty                C:\Users\aku91\miniconda3\envs\testEmpty
testNoPython5            C:\Users\aku91\miniconda3\envs\testNoPython5
testNoPython6            C:\Users\aku91\miniconda3\envs\testNoPython6
testPython38             C:\Users\aku91\miniconda3\envs\testPython38
testSysPath              C:\Users\aku91\miniconda3\envs\testSysPath
testempty                C:\Users\aku91\miniconda3\envs\testempty

testNoPython5 and testNoPython6 in that list

I opened VS code and picked select interpreter.

I get just this:

And it looks like it's using my global python.

Here's the output log:
pythonlog.txt