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Using ``pipenv run /path/to/main.py'' out of the directory of the project.

The correct syntax is `pipenv run python -m ` to run`__main__.py` of package. This is the standard naming convention for Python. See `python` command-line documentation for more details.

Using ``pipenv run /path/to/main.py'' out of the directory of the project.

I'm reading this differently. I read it as I want to run my package as a module without being inside the project directory. Either way, my answer could be wrong...

Using ``pipenv run /path/to/main.py'' out of the directory of the project.

Actually, ignore my comments. It's too late and my brain is tired. I don't think I know a way to run `pipenv run` without being in the project directory that...

Using ``pipenv run /path/to/main.py'' out of the directory of the project.

In the light of day 🌞 and with a rested 🧠, what you ask is not possible right now and unless I'm mistaken would be quite difficult to implement. Right...

Request for `PIPENV_ONLY_USE_PYENV` environment variable.

Perhaps I'm misunderstanding the issue, but when I set `pyenv local` versions, then `pipenv` will only use those installations of Python by `pyenv` with the version specified. When that version...

Request for `PIPENV_ONLY_USE_PYENV` environment variable.

Perhaps that's why I never had this issue. I am quite limited in the cases I've come across.

Add plotly

I was able to install plotly using `!pip install plotly`. I came here looking to see if anyone was talking about some plots not showing.

Turning the TV on

I have a TV with a Roku 4K attached, and the poweron feature seems to work fine.