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have option to use pipenv instead of virtualenv
let the end user have the option to use pipenv instead of virtualenv
I'm a big enthusiast of pipenv. Unfortunately, it can't be used to install ansible[azure]
, since packages have conflicting version requirements.
We could de-support Azure, or run pipenv
with --skip-lock
.
In fact, I bet pipenv will work for you if you run it like this:
pipenv install --skip-lock -r requirements.txt
pipenv run ./streisand
If this works for you, could you let me know?