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When i install extensions like pylint through the VSCode GUI (it tells me that it needs some package and asks me if i want to install it), it installs them to ...



C:/Users/me/AppData/Roaming/Python/Python37/...



by doing



python -m pip install -U <package> --user



How can i make VS Code install them to the default directory by doing



python -m pip install <package>



?



I prefer having everything in one folder.



(I know how to do this from a command line but im curious where this setting resides in VSCode)










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    When i install extensions like pylint through the VSCode GUI (it tells me that it needs some package and asks me if i want to install it), it installs them to ...



    C:/Users/me/AppData/Roaming/Python/Python37/...



    by doing



    python -m pip install -U <package> --user



    How can i make VS Code install them to the default directory by doing



    python -m pip install <package>



    ?



    I prefer having everything in one folder.



    (I know how to do this from a command line but im curious where this setting resides in VSCode)










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      When i install extensions like pylint through the VSCode GUI (it tells me that it needs some package and asks me if i want to install it), it installs them to ...



      C:/Users/me/AppData/Roaming/Python/Python37/...



      by doing



      python -m pip install -U <package> --user



      How can i make VS Code install them to the default directory by doing



      python -m pip install <package>



      ?



      I prefer having everything in one folder.



      (I know how to do this from a command line but im curious where this setting resides in VSCode)










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      When i install extensions like pylint through the VSCode GUI (it tells me that it needs some package and asks me if i want to install it), it installs them to ...



      C:/Users/me/AppData/Roaming/Python/Python37/...



      by doing



      python -m pip install -U <package> --user



      How can i make VS Code install them to the default directory by doing



      python -m pip install <package>



      ?



      I prefer having everything in one folder.



      (I know how to do this from a command line but im curious where this setting resides in VSCode)







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          Found the answer myself, the setting is:python.globalModuleInstallation.






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