Problem with Python Environment Name

[afigueroa1973]

Hello

I've customized one of the themes and added to the prompt the name of the virtual Python environment I'm working in, but I'm having a problem. In the template I have activated the name of the virtual environment to be shown if it is present:

But if my virtual environment is called "venv" which is the default name, I don't see that name, but the name of the project:

That does not happen if the name of the virtual environment is different from "venv", for example, you can see in the screenshot that when I have activated the Conda virtual environment, there is the correct name:

What am I doing wrong?

[JanDeDobbeleer]

@afigueroa1973 you need to enable display_default.

EDIT: wait, you did. I'll have a look.

[v-amorim]

When I was trying out the python segment, I found this out that might be related:
If the .venv/pyvenv.cfg has the property prompt = any name, oh-my-posh uses that name when displaying the {{ .Venv }} property.

[v-amorim]

@afigueroa1973 check if this property is on yours and if removing it works as you intended

[afigueroa1973]

When the default virtual environment is created with the python -m venv venv command, a prompt is not created in the pyvenv.cfg file. If I add the prompt line manually with the name I want to be displayed, now it is displayed.

I guess from now on I'll have to create all my virtual environments using the python -m venv venv --prompt="desire_name" command.

Thanks for your answer @v-amorim