Vyacheslav Rusakov

Can you please reproduce it with `--stacktrace` option. If there is no exception, maybe `--info` would show anything. Maybe you have anything specific in you environment: OS, specific python installation...

[4.0.0 released](https://github.com/xvik/gradle-use-python-plugin/releases/tag/4.0.0) with venv support by default, which should be already installed with python and so avoid virtualenv installation requirement (causing this issue). Please re-open (or open new issue) if...

I havn't seen environments created like this (`.gradle/python/usr/local/bin/python`) before and didn't find any related issues by quick googling. I suspect virtulenv was installed by plugin (20.4.2), but plugin intentionally use...

`python.virtualenvVersion` is taken into account only if there is no virtualenv installed - plugin does not re-install it (assumming that it might be installed manually and with exact version user...

@mfriess2 please post gradle output here. Original issue was solved by manual virtualenv update `pip3 install virtualenv --upgrade` - might help in your case too. Also, if you have docker...

Thank you for the log! Indeed, the same as the original issue. Then you can fix it now only with manual virtualenv upgrade: ``` python3 -m pip install virtualenv --upgrade...

The problem should be in too old virtualenv version, installed by plugin (which improperly creates project environment). Manual update should fix the problem in general: `pip3 install virtualenv --upgrade`. I...

[4.0.0 released](https://github.com/xvik/gradle-use-python-plugin/releases/tag/4.0.0) with venv support by default, which should workaround this problem entirely. All old environments, created with virtualenv would still work normally (no need to re-create them). Venv support...

Assuming to be solved. Please reopen if required features still missed.

Thank you! I'll look.