Hi Andrew,
Actually, it *should* be much better now than at that bug report:
Right now, when PyDev is activated (i.e.: a Python editor is opened or
something that requires the interpreter), PyDev will already try to
auto-configure an interpreter, searching on different locations depending
on your platform.
After doing that, it'll still ask the user to confirm if that's correct,
which I think is something good to have so that he can at least check we
got the correct interpreter.
This happens
at
org.python.pydev.ui.interpreters.AbstractInterpreterManager.ConfigureInterpreterJob
(you can test on a brand new workspace opening a .py file).
So, I think the issue is mostly dealt with...
What can still be done to improve the situation is that when the new
project wizard (which you're familiar with) is opened, if the user still
has no interpreter configured, we'll try to configure it automatically
there too (because right now, if he goes there without a configured
interpreter, he has to manually click the link to choose the interpreter
and press 'auto-config': this could be done for him as we know he'll have
to click that link before proceeding because he has no interpreter
configured -- you can check ConfigureInterpreterJob as a reference for how
to do that).
Cheers,
Fabio
On Thu, Aug 1, 2013 at 2:38 PM, Andrew Ferrazzutti <aferr...@redhat.com>wrote:
> Hi Fabio,
>
> Alex recently assigned me to the bug where PyDev doesn't come a
> pre-configured Python environment. Considering this bug was reported six
> years ago, I'm assuming there's some reason why it hasn't been addressed.
> Is there a certain way you wanted this to be fixed? Alex suggested using an
> extension point to automatically search for /usr/bin/python or somewhere
> similar for a usable binary. If there's some other method you'd rather use
> I'm all ears.
>
> Andrew
>
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