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yes, virtualenv switches to whatever python you used to create that virtualenv. but where did that python come from ? conda installs pythons as well. like pyen
by crucialfelix 11y ago
yes, virtualenv switches to whatever python you used to create that virtualenv. but where did that python come from ?
conda installs pythons as well. like pyenv, but I lost a bunch of time trying to get that to work correctly.
everytime I used virtualenv I had to go look up things and many things still didn't work with the same ease as nvm rvm etc. There's virtualenv, virtualenvwrapper (to make it somewhat usable ? I forget); pyenv; pyenv-virtualenv (what?)
conda has always worked flawlessly for me without fussing.
- StavrosK 11y agoOh, it installs its own Python version? That's great, I needed 3.2 the other day but only had 3.4. I'll give conda a try, thanks!