I'd recommend using python -m venv venv/ for managing virtual environments as is endorsed by the official documentation if you don't need work with a python 2 code base.
YES! It is also a good option. However, if we use poetry, it internally uses the virtualenv module. And virtualenv is a subset of the venv module. So I think we can use anything. :)
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I'd recommend using
python -m venv venv/
for managing virtual environments as is endorsed by the official documentation if you don't need work with a python 2 code base.YES! It is also a good option. However, if we use
poetry
, it internally uses thevirtualenv
module. Andvirtualenv
is a subset of thevenv
module. So I think we can use anything. :)