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Since last week, whenever I run cd from a virtual environment, it changes the directory, but deactivates the venv. For example, I activate my virtual environment and try to cd to a subdirectory, this is what my terminal output looks like.

`MACBOOKPRO10:directory tgarza$ . .venv/bin/activate
(.venv) MACBOOKPRO10:directory tgarza$ cd settings/
MACBOOKPRO10:settings tgarza$`

I noticed this last week when running a script that requires venv, and it was unable to run through completion. Previously, when running the cd in venv, it stayed in venv and changed the directory so I'm not really sure what happened. Has anyone ever experienced something like this as I am not really finding anything about this?

timmy neutron sqaured
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  • This is more than likely just a display issue with your prompt. – jordanm Oct 05 '20 at 19:14
  • Thanks for the response @jordanm! It looks like the solution for https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45216663/how-to-automatically-activate-virtualenvs-when-cding-into-a-directory may have also worked for my issues as well. – timmy neutron sqaured Oct 05 '20 at 20:21

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