[Python] Why does python main.py fail with MinIO initialization error while running in VSCode...

Discussão em 'Python' iniciado por Stack, Julho 11, 2025.

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    I'm encountering a strange issue where my Python application runs successfully in VSCode but fails when executed directly via the terminal using the command:

    python main.py


    The error seems to be related to the MinIO client initialization, which is initialized at the top of the file like this:

    minio_client = connect_minio.MinioClient()


    However, no exception is thrown in VSCode, and everything works as expected.

    Here are some key points about my setup and observations:

    • I'm using .env files to load environment variables via python-dotenv.
    • The path to .env is resolved dynamically based on the script location:
      from logisticsVerification import start
      env_path = Path(__file__).resolve().parent / ".env"
      load_dotenv(dotenv_path=env_path)

    the start.py

    minioclient = MinioClient(bucket_name=bucket_name)


    • When running from the terminal, it appears that the .env file is not loaded correctly, leading to missing environment variables needed by [MinioClient].


    • In contrast, VSCode debugging mode runs without any issues, suggesting that there might be differences in:
      • Working directory
      • Python interpreter used
      • Environment variable loading behavior

    I have already checked:

    • The output of os.getcwd() and sys.path inside both environments.
    • That the .env file exists and contains all required keys.
    • That the same Python interpreter is used (via which python).

    Yet I’m still unable to pinpoint why the module initialization behaves differently.

    Code Snippet:


    from imageProcess import connect_minio
    env_path = Path(__file__).resolve().parent / ".env"
    load_dotenv(dotenv_path=env_path)

    minio_client = connect_minio.MinioClient() # Fails here when run from terminal

    What I Want to Know:


    Why would the same script behave differently when run in VSCode vs terminal? What are the common reasons behind such discrepancies (e.g., working directory, environment variables, sys.path, or PYTHONPATH) — and how can I make the terminal execution consistent with VSCode’s behavior?

    Any help or suggestions for further debugging would be greatly appreciated.

    I change my

    from logisticsVerification import start


    below the

    load_dotenv(dotenv_path=env_path)


    everything will be ok. but I don't know why vscode can run before.

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