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Yes. I show the python or node version of currently active venv and venv name. Also, I somehow worked in special characters for Python and other things that ge
by bredren 1y ago
Yes. I show the python or node version of currently active venv and venv name.
Also, I somehow worked in special characters for Python and other things that get screwed up if I don’t have the right nerd font installed on the system.
- JimDabell 1y agoHow often are you switching these things that you need their values in sight at all times though? Even for cases where I need to use old versions, I don’t need a reminder of that every time I run a command.
- bredren 1y agoAll of the time. Often I'm working with 3-4 different project contexts simultaneously. It isn't that useful but I do glance it when I'm working on dependencies and to ensure the context between a terminal session and pycharm's interpreter match. The information doesn't cloud the prompt for me though, as it is right justified and I don't really think about time to load, as the machines are relatively recent Apple Silicon.