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Usage with different python versions #2
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Which python to use can be specified via command line:
A config file can also be provided in Example config:
The above example would tell pickley to look at I plan to provide better support for this:
Few examples (without config):
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@zsimic Great answer thank you. In that example configuration above for pointing the default installation to pyenv would that be a good idea for doing by default? Just do a quick check for pyenv if it's installed; if so default to it? If that is a simple enough thing to do I don't mind opening up a feature branch / pull request to add that feature. |
Yes, that would make sense to do I think, as pyenv is pretty popular. Next things I plan to do are (in this order):
Contributions absolutely welcome! :) |
I've only skimmed the repository so forgive me if the answer is already buried somewhere but what's the recommendation for using this with multiple python versions? For example using pipenv you can specify the python version used to install the requirements, could you do such a thing as that with this?
I ask because in my team at least we actively use 2.7, 3.4 and 3.7 and it'd be good for it to know which version to be using at any given point.
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