It'll really be nice if there's inbuilt support for virtual environments like in Vs Code.
You can set custom path for Python interpreter in Project Configuration > Python Settings
Yeah, but there is no autocompletion support for modules in the virtual environment after setting the Python path.
There should be; you might have to reload files after changing the path. It would be better if we autodetected virtualenvs, of course.
As above, kdev-python does already have support for virtualenvs. Without more information there's no way to tell why things aren't working in your case (it might not be related to virtualenvs at all; there are many other ways in which resolving and fully parsing an imported module could fail). If you have a specific example of a module that isn't imported/parsed properly from a virtualenv then I can test that; otherwise I shall close this report at some point.
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