It would be important to be able to specify which environment needs to be activated when calling an XFunc.
hi gonzalo,
which command do you currently use to activate a virtual environment? something like:
source path/to/my/venv/bin/activate
best,
tom
It depends on the virtual environment manager and on the OS.
Using conda is:
- Windows:
activate myenv - mac / linux:
source activate myenv
(where myenv is env name, not path)
But using virtualenv is a tad different (\path\to\env\Scripts\activate and source path/bin/activate on Win and Mac/Linux respectively). And using Pipenv is again different.
In any case, maybe it makes sense to go for the same approach gh-python-remote uses, it already works with conda and without:
