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by happymellon
819 days ago
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Isn't this a completely different concept? Virtual environments are for your installed dependencies, whilst pyenv is for installing python. I have a client that uses Python X and another that strictly uses Python X+1. The virtual environments are so that I can have the project dependencies installed and the pyenv lets different companies have different cadence for their Python upgrades. I could be completely mistaken and mixing up my Python support utils as I've not had a client request Python for a couple of years. |
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