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> virtualenv venv That would be python2, in 3 it's "python -m venv venv" (first venv is package to run, second is directory to put it in) Otherwise yeah, it's
by Izkata 4y ago
> virtualenv venv
That would be python2, in 3 it's "python -m venv venv" (first venv is package to run, second is directory to put it in)
Otherwise yeah, it's the same and I also use it manually. Never had any problems.
- jvolkman 4y ago`virtualenv` still exists and is still actively developed. It's true that Python 3 ships with `venv` but I think `virtualenv` offers some additional features. https://github.com/pypa/virtualenv https://github.com/pypa/virtualenv