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Python has a built-in venv module which is currently used and allows to do most of what we want to do. The main benefit of using the virtualenv module would be the ability to use any installed python version for the virtual environment (which might already be possible with the -p option of the new subcommand of this project). If that already works, then it still might be a good idea, because virtualenv advertises itself as being faster then the built-in venv module.
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Python has a built-in
venv
module which is currently used and allows to do most of what we want to do. The main benefit of using thevirtualenv
module would be the ability to use any installed python version for the virtual environment (which might already be possible with the-p
option of thenew
subcommand of this project). If that already works, then it still might be a good idea, becausevirtualenv
advertises itself as being faster then the built-invenv
module.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: