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Speaking for myself, there are a number of times when I have to source scripts from bash to get certain functionality I like. Most notably, when using virtualen
by acjohnson55 14y ago
Speaking for myself, there are a number of times when I have to source scripts from bash to get certain functionality I like. Most notably, when using virtualenv.
- nagisa 14y agoVirtualenv puts an activate.fish script into ./bin/ too.
- mvaliente2001 14y agovirtualenv has support for fish: . bin/activate.fish
- SnowLprd 14y agoAs nagisa said, you can simply use: . bin/activate.fish Even better is Virtualfish, which I've been using and contributing to very happily: https://github.com/adambrenecki/virtualfish https://github.com/adambrenecki/virtualfish