I use macOS, then use pyenv to globalize Python 3.8.0; then install Poetry via cURL; then run poetry directly.
pyenv
poetry
But yeah, after that I set poetry config virtualenvs.in-project true
poetry config virtualenvs.in-project true
The rest is, to prevent running commands with global Python; I can always use poetry run python ./script.py or poetry run python -m http.server.
poetry run python ./script.py
poetry run python -m http.server
I also use poetry init to create virtualenv regularly, before running the project in PyCharm.
poetry init
I have never grown to like Pipenv.
Sounds good. I will use Poetry on macOS soon. Thank you for sharing the info!
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I use macOS, then use
pyenvto globalize Python 3.8.0; then install Poetry via cURL; then runpoetrydirectly.But yeah, after that I set
poetry config virtualenvs.in-project trueThe rest is, to prevent running commands with global Python; I can always use
poetry run python ./script.pyorpoetry run python -m http.server.I also use
poetry initto create virtualenv regularly, before running the project in PyCharm.I have never grown to like Pipenv.
Sounds good. I will use Poetry on macOS soon.
Thank you for sharing the info!