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With the latest version of the plugin, I've observed that the Poetry environment deactivates whenever I navigate to a subdirectory within my project structure. Previously, the Poetry shell remained active regardless of the current working directory, as long as I was within the project. This regression significantly affects workflows that involve working in subdirectories.
Steps to Reproduce:
Activate the Plugin and navigate to the root of the project.
Navigate to a subdirectory within the project (cd subdirectory).
Observe that the Poetry shell deactivates.
Expected Behavior:
The Poetry shell should remain active when navigating to subdirectories within the project structure.
Observed Behavior:
The Poetry shell deactivates as soon as I leave the project root directory.
Environment:
## Issue Description:
With the latest version of the plugin, I've observed that the Poetry environment deactivates whenever I navigate to a subdirectory within my project structure. Previously, the Poetry shell remained active regardless of the current working directory, as long as I was within the project. This regression significantly affects workflows that involve working in subdirectories.
Steps to Reproduce:
Activate the Plugin and navigate to the root of the project.
Navigate to a subdirectory within the project (cd subdirectory).
Observe that the Poetry shell deactivates.
Expected Behavior:
The Poetry shell should remain active when navigating to subdirectories within the project structure.
Observed Behavior:
The Poetry shell deactivates as soon as I leave the project root directory.
Environment:
Additional Context:
This behavior was not present in previous versions of the plugin. It appears to be a regression introduced in the latest release.
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