Nice article!
I usually create virtual environments in a folder named .venv. Since folders starting with a dot will not be shown by default, I find it useful :)
.venv
The real POSIX-compliant way of sourcing something is to use the dot, like this: . .venv/bin/activate.
. .venv/bin/activate.
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Nice article!
I usually create virtual environments in a folder named
.venv. Since folders starting with a dot will not be shown by default, I find it useful :)The real POSIX-compliant way of sourcing something is to use the dot, like this:
. .venv/bin/activate.