Lucy :3@feddit.orgtoPython@programming.dev•Yes, you should use a Python venv in a container like docker
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16 days agoYes, but it has to be somewhere. I don’t want dozens of venv dirs in my homedir.
Yes, but it has to be somewhere. I don’t want dozens of venv dirs in my homedir.
So … if I want to use a python module like, for example, mcstatus in a live shell for convenience I first need to create a venv, activate it, install the package and then use it? And then either have dozens of venvs somewhere or remake them every time?
The old way ig