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Create a link command
See original GitHub issueCreate a pipenv --linkcommand that would be equivalent to pipenv shell && pip install -e . to make possible to run tests with tools such as pytest.
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Why not just
$ pipenv install '-e .'?I think I’d like to encourage the use of
-e .instead. So, closing. Thanks for the idea, though!