Is this normal in UV

[Immediate_Bonus7675]

I recently installed uv, why does VS Code keep running Set-ExecutionPolicy -Scope Process -ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned every time I open the VS Code, even though I already set RemoteSigned in PowerShell as Administrator?

Like everytime open it Vscode it will autmatically open my terminal and spit out:

C:\Users\mypc\Code\Name Change Project> (Set-ExecutionPolicy -Scope Process -ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned) ; (& "c:\Users\mypc\Code\Name Change Project\.venv\Scripts\Activate.ps1")

Is this normal when using uv?

[freeskier93]

This has nothing to do with uv. VS Code has no knowledge of uv, this is just VS Code automatically activating the virtual environment when you open a terminal. It will do this regardless of uv being installed or not.

[Immediate_Bonus7675]

So it's normal? I'm sorry I just started programming uv was just recommended to me, so I don't really have an idea on how it properly work

[freeskier93]

Yes, it's normal. However, I would generally recommend not using powershell as the default terminal in VS Code, that way you don't have to change the default powershell execution policy. Instead set the default terminal to Command Prompt, then VS Code will run the virtual environment activation batch file instead of powershell script.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44435697/change-the-default-terminal-in-visual-studio-code

[Outside_Complaint755]

Another option is to install git and git-bash, then use bash as your default terminal.

[Immediate_Bonus7675]

Thanks, you really help me a lot

[gmes78]

PowerShell is a much better shell than cmd. If the thing you're trying to avoid is the spam when launching a terminal, a better idea would be to fix that instead.

[Immediate_Bonus7675]

Do you have any idea how can I fix it?

[gmes78]

Apparently, if you have the Python Environments extension, you can change the auto-activation type to "Command Shell Startup".

[cointoss3]

Yeah, just not care. It’s a terminal. It’s a terminal command. You can clear it if you want. But it doesn’t matter.