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unpimp virtual environment in Quick Tutorial #3065

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stevepiercy opened this Issue May 29, 2017 · 1 comment

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stevepiercy commented May 29, 2017

Yo, we put a virtual environment inside of your virtual environment. This is a remnant from when we did not have cookiecutters. Instead use the virtual environment created in the Prelude for all subsequent steps in the Quick Tutorial.

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Upon further review, we don't instruct the user to put a virtual environment inside a virtual environment for either Quick Tutorial or Quick Tour. We merely tell the user to install cookiecutter into their already established virtual environment from http://docs.pylonsproject.org/projects/pyramid/en/latest/quick_tutorial/requirements.html#create-a-virtual-environment, then run cookiecutter from there to generate a Pyramid project into a new directory that is outside of the env. Not sure where this idea originated, but I'm closing it as being incorrect.

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stevepiercy commented Jun 11, 2017

Upon further review, we don't instruct the user to put a virtual environment inside a virtual environment for either Quick Tutorial or Quick Tour. We merely tell the user to install cookiecutter into their already established virtual environment from http://docs.pylonsproject.org/projects/pyramid/en/latest/quick_tutorial/requirements.html#create-a-virtual-environment, then run cookiecutter from there to generate a Pyramid project into a new directory that is outside of the env. Not sure where this idea originated, but I'm closing it as being incorrect.

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