Revert to using conda run for fetching activated environment variables
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…les (microsoft/vscode-python#19986) Reverts microsoft/vscode-python#19819 Closes microsoft/vscode-python#19967 Until we have a better activation story: microsoft/vscode-python#11039, where we potentially get rid of using `conda activate` commands, use `conda run` for fetching environment variables even though it's slower. Created microsoft/vscode-python#19987 for tackling it in the future. FYI @DonJayamanne
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Reverts #19819 Closes #19967
Until we have a better activation story: #11039, where we potentially get rid of using
conda activatecommands, useconda runfor fetching environment variables even though it's slower.Created #19987 for tackling it in the future.
FYI @DonJayamanne