What is almost never mentioned is that the default virtual env will always set the python binary it is called from as the python interpreter for that environmen

What is almost never mentioned is that the default virtual env will always set the python binary it is called from as the python interpreter for that environment. So if I want to use Python3.9 i go python3.9 -m venv .venv, if I want to use python3.6 i go python3.6 -m venv .venv etc. Yes, lockfiles are great, but while everyone can execute the above commands, it is a lot harder to convince everyone in my organization to switch to poetry.