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> Furthermore, you don’t have to write `workon <project>` but just `work` if you are in the correct directory ohmyzsh has a virtualenvwrapper plugin that does
by zalew 14y ago
> Furthermore, you don’t have to write `workon <project>` but just `work` if you are in the correct directory
ohmyzsh has a virtualenvwrapper plugin that does it automatically when you cd into the directory of the same name as the virtualenv.
btw I don't get why you alias mkvirtualenv for venv, workon for work, don't you use tab autocompletion?
- oellegaard 14y agoThe reason why I don't use virtualenvwrapper is mainly to have the virtualenv within the project, e.g. in case I want to get rid of it. I always only have the virtualenvs that I use around.
- zalew 14y agofrankly I don't understand the benefits of that, but whatever suits you. btw aliases are not zsh specific. basically, the only thing that you mention that is specific to zsh there is the ohmyzsh theme :)
- oellegaard 14y agoTrue, Maybe I should add more information about ohmyzsh - specifically all the plugins.