Python: Improved the Add Virtual Environment path browser to start at the workspace root#47988
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Previously, the 'Add Virtual Environment' path browser started at the filesystem root (/), requiring users to navigate to their project manually. Since virtual environments are almost always located within the project directory (e.g., .venv), starting at the worktree root provides a much better user experience.
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Previously, the 'Add Virtual Environment' path browser started at the filesystem root (
/). Since virtual environments are almost always located within the project directory, starting at the worktree root provides feels a bit nicer to me.Release Notes:
Add Virtual Environmentpath browser to start at the workspace root.