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and this works great: Normally the elpy venv is active to do the elpy completion and in my python buffer I can use another venv defined via the buffer-local variable pyvenv-activate.
In some python buffer i would like to have no virtual env active not the elpyone nore another one. How can I set the local pyvenv-activate up for this?
I tried setting pyvenv-activate buffer locally to "", but this gives me a mysterious [tmp] venv and slows the editing in that buffer down to a crawl. So what's the right way to do it?
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In tracking mode how can I declare a fil, so that it uses no virtual env?
In pyvenv tracking mode how can I declare for a file that it uses NO virtual environment?
Mar 29, 2019
I have setup
and this works great: Normally the elpy venv is active to do the elpy completion and in my python buffer I can use another venv defined via the buffer-local variable
pyvenv-activate
.In some python buffer i would like to have no virtual env active not the elpyone nore another one. How can I set the local
pyvenv-activate
up for this?I tried setting
pyvenv-activate
buffer locally to""
, but this gives me a mysterious[tmp]
venv and slows the editing in that buffer down to a crawl. So what's the right way to do it?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: