Fix: Open file browser at workspace root when selecting interpreter path #25520
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Problem
When users click "Enter interpreter path..." and then select "Find..." to browse for a Python interpreter, the file browser dialog opens at the user's home directory instead of the current workspace root. This creates a frustrating experience when trying to navigate to virtual environments (like
.venv
) or other interpreters located within the project directory.Solution
Added the
defaultUri
parameter to theshowOpenDialog
call in the_enterOrBrowseInterpreterPath
method. This parameter is set tostate.workspace
, which contains the current workspace folder URI when a workspace is open.Impact
.venv
folders and project-specific interpretersTesting
defaultUri
parameter in expected valuesBrowse...
option is selected with workspace, file browser opens at workspace root"Fixes issue where users expected the file browser to open in their current project directory when browsing for interpreters, improving the user experience when setting up virtual environments in VS Code.
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Fixes #25512
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