Autoactivation of virtual environment in vscode doesnt trigger eventhough notification pops up

[Ethanshibu]

Does this issue occur when all extensions are disabled?: Yes

• VS Code Version: 1.99.3
• OS Version: windows 11 pro kernel 10.0.26100

Steps to Reproduce:

1. create a virtual env using python -m venv venv in a vscode terminal in your project folder.
2. close the terminal or the window itself.
3. reopen the terminal and wait. The notification pops up saying that venv was activated eventhough venv isnt written in the powershell prompt.

To test my suspicion I entered pip list. if venv is not activated, it would list all pip installed files in my system. if its active then it wont show anything or maybe the installed packages in that folder/venv. it showed the system packages. to confirm my suspicion i activate the env and pip list again. then it only showed my flask and sqlalchemy coz those were the only packages I installed in the venv.
is this a valid issue? i ended up installing torch in my system and it took alot more space than i thought. it also created conflicts with other files.

[anthonykim1]

Which version of Python extension are you using?

Also can you check what is your setting when you type native locator in your settings UI?

• It will either be native or js.

You can also try adding

"python.experiments.optOutFrom": [
    "pythonTerminalEnvVarActivation"
  ],

to your settings.json and make sure to run command Python Clear Cache and reload using commnad palette.

[Ethanshibu]

I am using Pylance
the native locator is native
and I'm closing this issue because it has been kinda fixed? I'm not sure but it doesn't happen now. Thankyou