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Means for Running `hatch test` inside of virtualenv
See original GitHub issueCurrently, the only way to really run hatch test in the project’s virtualenv is by running hatch shell . pip install hatch followed by hatch shell . hatch test. This is a little awkward to use. It would be nice if there was some sort of -env flag for hatch test that could cause it to run inside of a virtualenv. Presumably it would need to install hatch (or just the tests_require dependencies) inside of the virtualenv to facilitate this, but that seems reasonable enough.
(The intuition here being that, since hatch install automatically manages the virtualenv, it would stand to reason that hatch test should too)
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@ofek Sorry I didn’t get to this last night, but yes, this seems to solve it. Thanks again!
Awesome! I’ll plan on giving it a shot later this evening and let you know. Thanks!