Unfortunately, that wouldn't work. Activating a virtual environment
means setting some env vars in the current shell, and Python is
fundamentally unable to do that - it can only be done within the shell
itself (by sourcing a script).
You can, of course, simply run the Python executable from that venv,
but activation is *by its nature* a shell feature, and will differ by
shell.
ChrisA
It's somewhat easy
def activate_on_linux():
sys.subprocess([sys.executable, ...])
def activate_on_win():
sys.subprocess([sys.executable, ...])
def activate_on_mac():
sys.subprocess([sys.executable, ...])
def activate_on_solaris():
sys.subprocess([sys.executable, ...])
if sys.platform == linux:
activate_on_linux()
etc
I believe this is used somewhere else in CPython.
Recently sys.executable replaced python
Kind Regards,
Abdur-Rahmaan Janhangeer
about <https://compileralchemy.github.io/> | blog
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