python_interpreter defined in project settings not used to start jsonserver.py

[jeffworne]

Expected Behaviour

When starting ST4, Anaconda uses the python_interpreter defined in project_name.sublime-project before other values of python_interpreter in Anaconda user or global settings to start jsonserver.py. This is expected since certain linting features depend on more recent versions of python (e.g type hints found in python3.6+).

Actual Behaviour

Anaconda uses the value of python_interpreter found in Anaconda.sublime-settings - User and, if not defined, uses the global settings value. It never uses the value found in project_name.sublime-project at startup. This means jsonserver.py may launch with the system python (e.g. python2.7) leading to syntax errors during linting (e.g. with type hints supported in python3.6+).

Steps to Reproduce

Fresh install of ST4 and Anaconda, create a new project and add python_interpreter in project_name.sublime-project settings. Check the python interpreter used to launch jsonserver.py and verify it does not match the one in the project settings file.

ST3, Anaconda and OS versions

ST4: Build 4113
Anaconda: v2.2.1
OS: OSX Big Sur 11.6

ST3 Console Logs

No log issues recorded.

Anaconda's JsonServer Logs

Note: Anaconda's JsonServer logs can be found in:

• Linux: ~/.local/share/anaconda/logs
• OS X: ~/Library/Logs/anaconda
• Windows: %APPDATA\Anaconda\Logs

JSON server launches without issue, it just doesn't use the one defined in project_name.sublime-project.

[jeffworne]

Just to add, this behavior also means the automatic shell_cmd switching of the python interpreter for the Anaconda Python Builder will not use the one found in project_name.sublime-project which is, arguably, more of an issue.