I’m working on a Python project in Visual Studio Code that consists of two separate sections, each with its own virtual environment. One environment is for my REST API, and the other section is for my Amazon CDK deployment. I’m having trouble managing these environments so that the correct interpreter is used for each section.

How can I configure VS Code to correctly use the specified interpreter for each section of my project without having to manually switch environments each time?
Is there a better way to manage multiple virtual environments in a single project in VS Code?
How can I properly set the interpreter for WSL in VS Code to avoid the invalid interpreter error?
Any help or guidance would be greatly appreciated!

When I switch between the two sections in VS Code, the imports in one section fail after I select the interpreter for the other section. It seems like VS Code is not properly switching between the virtual environments for each section. Additionally, I encountered the following error when trying to use WSL:

wsl interpreter error

I have created separate virtual environments for each section and specified the paths to the respective interpreters in each .vscode/settings.json file.