Visual Studio Code Remote Interpreter Support Question Title * 1. Why do you want to develop against a remote environment? I have packages in my remote environment that aren’t available on my dev machine OS I don’t want to pollute my dev environment with packages for my app My app accesses data/services that I can’t access locally I want it to be easy for others to reproduce my environment I want to debug in my production environment Other (please specify) OK Question Title * 2. Which of the following best describes the type of Python appication you are building? Web application Web backend API General purpose scripts Automated tests Machine learning service / API Machine learning algorithm IoT Solution Data processing pipeline Large distributed application Other (please specify) OK Question Title * 3. What type of remote environment(s) are you targeting? Remote Host or VM Remote Docker container Local VM Local Docker container Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) Other (please specify) OK Question Title * 4. How do you want to handle source code? On my local machine, automatically pushed to the remote machine On my local machine, with an action to push it to the remote machine On my remote machine, and edit it remotely from VS Code On my remote machine, and copied down automatically from the remote machine On my remote machine, with an action to copy from the remote machine Already on both machines (not editing code live; remote debugging only) Other (please specify) OK Question Title * 5. How do you currently handle source code for remote debugging (if at all)? On my local machine, automatically copied to the remote machine On my local machine, I take an action/run a script to copy it to the remote machine Available on my remote machine, I take an action/run a script to copy it to the local machine Available on my remote machine only I am not using remote debugging Other (please specify) OK Question Title * 6. How do you want Python packages (dependencies) to be handled? Packages are installed entirely in the remote machine, nothing local Some packages are local and some packages are available on the remote machine All packages are installed on both the local and remote machine Packages are checked into / versioned with my source code Other (please specify) OK Question Title * 7. How are you currently working around the lack of remote interpreter support in Visual Studio Code? I'm using VS Code without remote interpreter support I'm using VS Code and also use other tools (e.g. PyCharm) when remote interpreters are needed I'm not using VS Code because of the lack of support I run VS Code on the remote machine and use it over VNC/remote desktop Other (please specify) OK Question Title * 8. May we contact you if we have further questions? If so, please provide your name and e-mail below: Name Email Address OK DONE