The last sentence in the virtual environment section mentions the command to deactivate but I see the code doesn't stand out much here. Will update.
The command is: deactivate
As for the actual activation, the command itself is just source. The rest is the path to the activation script. So, you could set up an alias for the whole command if you always name the environment the same way.
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The last sentence in the virtual environment section mentions the command to deactivate but I see the code doesn't stand out much here. Will update.
The command is:
deactivate
As for the actual activation, the command itself is just
source
. The rest is the path to the activation script. So, you could set up an alias for the whole command if you always name the environment the same way.