Project Wizard: use python extension environment providers #3082
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- add new command to python extension `python.getCreateEnvironmentProviders` - instead of the hardcoded list of Venv and Conda, retrieve the list of providers reported by the python extension via the new command - populate the project wizard dropdown with the list of providers - ensure the available interpreters are filtered by the selected provider
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Intent
Scaffolding for #2838 and #2839 to pull the list of available environment providers from the python extension, instead of the hardcoded list of Venv and Conda.
Currently, it looks like only Venv and Conda are supported via the python extension (at least via the Create Environment quickpick command).
Approach
python.getCreateEnvironmentProvidersQA Notes
The Python Environment dropdown and related functionality should look exactly the same. The only difference is that the dropdown is filled with data from the python extension instead of hardcoded text.