pew cannot be used as user
See original GitHub issueInstalling virtualenv as user (pip install --user virtualenv
) does not create the virtualenv
command, so pew does not work. Maybe better to call python virtualenv.py args
instead of virtualenv args
?
Another solution (French): http://scylardor.fr/2013/06/09/zsh-command-not-found-virtualenv/
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Looks like that the best solution for
virtualenv
problems is to call it as module:or in python code replace:
with:
@bochecha That was exactly what I said above - in fact there are lots of cases where “module call” of
virtualenv
is much more stable and predictable than simple executable call.