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Remind user about virtualenv and using python -m #41

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@Mariatta Mariatta commented Jan 15, 2020

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Just to provide an optional hue for the bikeshed, I prefer not to activate virtual environments:

$ python3 -m venv env
$ env/bin/python -m pip install python-docs-theme

I recognize that I'm likely a minority opinion on this, though, so this looks good as is :)

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@freddrake freddrake commented Jan 15, 2020

@zware: You are certainly not alone. I never activate virtual environments, and almost never interact with them directly. Thankfully, we have tools that do these things for us.

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@Mariatta Mariatta commented Jan 15, 2020

I'm not worried about advanced and experienced users who know what to do with venv.
This note is more for the newbies who may not have been initiated in the ways of virtual environments.

@Mariatta Mariatta merged commit 628a664 into master Jan 15, 2020
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@freddrake freddrake commented Jan 15, 2020

@Mariatta: I wasn't suggesting that you should hold off; given the current prevailing recommendations for workspace management, your change is the right thing.

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