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There is no support for python -m venv virtual manager, which is default in python 3 projects. Since python 2 will end support in 2020, it is a good idea to have support for default python 3´s virtual environment manager instead of virtualenv application.
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I'd expect this commit (392e28d) to fallback to "-m venv" use if virtualenv isn't installed:
Are people saying there is not correctly functioning support with the latest version (this commit is 8 months old, from Sept 2019) - a quick check suggests it works fine?
There is no support for
python -m venv
virtual manager, which is default in python 3 projects. Since python 2 will end support in 2020, it is a good idea to have support for default python 3´s virtual environment manager instead of virtualenv application.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: