I am working on a folder in VS Code (through WSL), where it happens to be a .venv folder present. However, that .venv is made through another system and is not valid on the system VS Code is working through right now.
However, VS Code picks it up as a venv anyway. And any terminal that I open will try to activate that venv first, even though it fails. I would rather just tell VS Code not to select any interpreter at all. But I see no such option.
Maybe the "Select Interpreter" command should have an extra option at the bottom, just None.