Support python venv?

[ghost]

Python3 venv
https://docs.python.org/3.6/library/venv.html

Is this support spacemacs python layer?
Looks like isn't support venv.
Is this support only Virtualenvwrapper and pyenv?

[mattnedrich]

Any update on this?

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[syntacticNaCl]

Bump

[JCZuurmond]

Anyone who has any pointers for this? I am moving to spacemacs and prefer to have my python venv within my project over the globally accessible projects via conda.

For anyone also figuring this out: you can activate a local venv with pyvenv-activate (space m v a or , v a) and then you point to the venv directory. You can check that you are using the expected python by starting a python with python-start-or-switch-repl (, '). Then check the executable path with:

import sys
print(sys.executable)

I was confused at first since the warnings in my python script stayed when doing pyvenv-activate (it was using my global python 2 where I expected to use the local python 3). These warnings are created by the language server, they get resolved after restarting the server , b r (after you activated the right pyenv).

[Hneuschmidt]

@JCZuurmond as I understand you are explaining how it works when using a venv created by pyenv?
Because it does not work with python -m venv as far as I can see?
Therefore I am also interested to know if support for this is planned at all

[JCZuurmond]

It works with python -m venv too. I made a typo in the comment above, , v a maps to pyVenv-activate. You can use that and then select the venv folder you created: python -m venv venv/

btw the docs say that if you name your venv .venv/ then emacs should pick that up automagically, I have not tested that yet.

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