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Except for when you DO want to install a package globally. Utilities like pyflakes and fabric, for example.
by Pewpewarrows 15y ago
Except for when you DO want to install a package globally. Utilities like pyflakes and fabric, for example.
- pdubroy 15y agoOn my personal machines (effectively single-user), I find there's no need to install packages globally. I have a default virtual environment that I activate in my .profile, and anything that's not project-specific gets installed there. Not saying everyone should do this, but it works well for me.
- myusuf3 15y agothats such a hassle. though, why dont you just install global requirements in the base machine, you wont always have to keep turning on virtualenvs.