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> no 'virtual-env' or some such! I'm pretty sure you're manually doing the same thing virtualenv (venv in python3) does for you...
by Izkata 4y ago
> no 'virtual-env' or some such!
I'm pretty sure you're manually doing the same thing virtualenv (venv in python3) does for you...
- DemocracyFTW2 4y agoI'd guess that, yes, and going forward I may take a 2nd look at virtualenv. That said, I am a little proud and glad I managed to take it this far in this particular instance because I feel it has improved my ability to deal with Pythonic installation gotchas. Pip is a great teaching tool! /s
- __marvin_the__ 4y agoI have personally never had a problem with activating a virtualenv and `pip install`-ing inside it. Most libraries nowadays also specify minimum versions for packages (e.g., >=3.6, <4.0).