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Yes, I did that on my work laptop with fish, since I only ever used it with the work project. On my personal machine I don't bother with venvs, so also haven't
by mixmastamyk 3y ago
Yes, I did that on my work laptop with fish, since I only ever used it with the work project.
On my personal machine I don't bother with venvs, so also haven't thought about it in years. But was trying to figure out what the "workon" command did for GP.
- airstrike 3y ago`workon` lists all virtualenvs you have in your virtualenvs folder and `workon foo` activates environment foo this way I have all my envs in ~/virtual and all my projects in ~/projects and just `workon xyz` when I want to be in a certain venv for a given project (which doesn't always map one-to-one)