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You can include the python interpreter inside the virtualenv. It's not entirely painfree (python and any pip packages are normally dynamically linked), but it w
by creshal 11y ago
You can include the python interpreter inside the virtualenv. It's not entirely painfree (python and any pip packages are normally dynamically linked), but it works reasonably enough, especially when deploying it on the same OS version.
- pyre 11y agoBy default virtualenv links to the Python interpreter that you point it at (when you create your virtualenv). I'm unsure what method you would use to include the Python interpreter install in the virtualenv directory (other than creating a normal virtualenv, and then copying the files in after the fact).
- creshal 11y agovirtualenv --always-copy