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used to mainly/solely use pipenv, since it is in stale for quite a while now, I switched to the default venv, good enough for my use cases, and probably for 90%
by ausjke 7y ago
used to mainly/solely use pipenv, since it is in stale for quite a while now, I switched to the default venv, good enough for my use cases, and probably for 90% of other's user cases as well, I no longer feel pipenv is that important at all, get over with it, and move on.
python3 -m venv myvenv
source myvenv/bin/activate
pip install -U pip
pip install whatever
<do whatever>
deactivate
- icebraining 7y agoIn a previous job, I didn't even use venv, just "pip install -t <dir> whatever" then "PYTHONPATH=<dir> python <args>". And of course, you could just wget the packages from PyPI and run setup.py...