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Just go for virtualenv and pip. Virtualenvwrapper to have handy shell tools.
by odiroot 5y ago
Just go for virtualenv and pip. Virtualenvwrapper to have handy shell tools.
- Nextgrid 5y agoAlternatively, pyenv and pyenv-virtualenv for shell integration and seamless virtualenv activation. To be fair, I'm not saying there's anything wrong with virtualenvwrapper, just that I've never used it and for my purposes the above solution works well.
- timothylaurent 5y agoThis is our setup - fits perfectly, don't even miss `workon`
- smitty1e 5y agoThat's been my thing, but I do nothing of interest. Maybe 3.11 can make python packaging less of a beautiful disaster.
- tandav 5y agoJust go docker
- xchaotic 5y agoThis doesn’t solve dependency management? All it does is it separates your env and you can install what you need there. But installing with pip is still subject to version incompatibility etc.