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A Python virtual environment places a copy of the Python interpreter and related files into a special directory, such as `.env` or `env`. Currently, the built-in Zed terminal does not check if any entries specified in `terminal.detect_venv.directories` are directories. If a regular file with the same name exists, the terminal incorrectly attempts to activate it as a virtual environment. The fix is to ensure that an entry is a directory before attempting to activate the virtual environment. Here are screenshots of 3 possible scenarios: # With a regular file `.env` in the worktree ## Before  ## After  # With a directory called `.env` in the worktree  Release Notes: - Fixed detection of Python virtual environments ([#15570](https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/issues/15570)). |
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