Power shell is unnecessary. I'm not sure but I think it gives you privileges
you don't want while developing.
Anyway, find where activate.bat is and cd to the dir above the Scripts dir and
enter ...
$>scripts\activate
And cross your fingers :)
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Nav Pat wrote:
>So Im t
So Im trying to activate virtual environment but its not happening.
I type "venv\Scripts\activate" into my powershell and out comes :
"venv\Scripts\activate : The module 'venv' could not be loaded. For more
information,
run 'Import-Module venv'.
At line:1 char:1
+ venv\Scripts\activate
+ ~~
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