> everyone finds 'workon' invaluable, a position I do understand.
At first I wanted to praise virtualfish [1] and its ability to automatically activate a virtualenv when I cd into it, but then I realized that vex's way does indeed make more sense. What do we do in a virtualenv? We basically just run pip to do various things, or run the program (in case it's an application and not a library) or test suite.
So yeah, I think I'm gonna switch. The added portability is a nice bonus.
At first I wanted to praise virtualfish [1] and its ability to automatically activate a virtualenv when I cd into it, but then I realized that vex's way does indeed make more sense. What do we do in a virtualenv? We basically just run pip to do various things, or run the program (in case it's an application and not a library) or test suite.
So yeah, I think I'm gonna switch. The added portability is a nice bonus.
[1] https://github.com/adambrenecki/virtualfish