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Python virtual environment interface for Emacs
After setting the virtual-env from `pyvenv-workon`, if I do `M-x pdb` then the python path does not change. It always takes the default python path. Any quick solution?
See https://github.com/jorgenschaefer/elpy/issues/1792 Working theory is pyvenv is trying to run virtualenvwrapper hooks for elpy's rpc-venv and failing, causing elpy to fail to switch back to the project venv. The defadvice...
When I attempt to activate a virtualenv managed by python poetry, I'm given the following error: ```emacs-lisp Debugger entered--Lisp error: (wrong-type-argument characterp \,) mapconcat(identity ("/home/username/.cache/pypoetry/virtualenvs/production-planner-py3.7//bin" "/home/username/.nvm/versions/node/v10.16.3/bin" "/home/username/.poetry/bin" "/home/username/.cargo/bin" "/home/username/.pyenv/shims" "/home/username/.poetry/bin"...
I hit an issue where I was trying to set an environment var and it kept disappearing. I soon realised it was pyvenv-deactivate restoring the old process environment. pyvenv-activate and...
There is no support for `python -m venv` virtual manager, which is default in python 3 projects. Since python 2 will end support in 2020, it is a good idea...
I have `python-shell-interpreter` set to `jupyter`, and `python-shell-interpreter-args` to: `console --kernel python3 --simple-prompt` I have jupyter and a python3 kernel installed in several virtualenvs. Unfortunately, activating the virtualenv with `pyvenv-workon...
Hi, I know that the following are warnings but could you please resolve them because if every developer of every package leaves warnings then at byte compile time emacs starts...
Not quite sure how to explain this... pyvenv seem to search for python without finding it (??) here's a couple of things I've tried: * `M-x pyvenv-workon RET boto RET`...
Please add in the readme instructions of proper installation and configuration with/without use-package. Thanks!
Env: * OS X * Spacemacs [email protected] Spacemacs ignores the Python version set via **pyvenv** (SPC-m-V-w, _pyvenv-workon_) and just uses system's default. In my case my venv is a Conda...