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16 days agoI am not sure what you mean. Once you created a venv you can always reuse it.
I am not sure what you mean. Once you created a venv you can always reuse it.
Soon, you won’t have a choice because major distros are adopting PEP 668. This will make pip install fail in the default system Python and show an error telling you to use a virtual environment.
Well, if this is true then why bother convincing people ;)
This article is about Python venvs using Docker. That I wouldn’t want to pollute the base installation on my local machine should be clear.
But you can just create a venv and install everything in there, no need to create dozens of venvs if that’s what you want.