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Workspace members currently share a single `uv.lock` and `.venv`, which comes with a couple of side-effects:
- there can't be two packages with conflicting dependencies, even if they are independent …
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When I create a venv like this:
`$ pyenv virtualenv python_version myvenv
`
e.g. python_version: anaconda3-5.2.0
and try to activate the venv with either:
`$ pyenv activate myvenv
`
or
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```python
class Flight(BaseModel):
ident: str
fa_flight_id: str
status: str
blocked: bool
diverted: bool
cancelled: bool
position_only: bool
...
class Confi…
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When running pytest locally it appears our tests are inspecting code in site-packages:
```
(pylint-nautobot-py3.12) gary@gary-work:~/github/nautobot/pylint-nautobot (develop)$ pytest
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Hi,
Python setup.py install seems not to play nicely with virtualenvs.
The package is installed and the script runs, but Pycharm thinks it's missing
Python 3.6
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When I try to enter virtualenv with "source ~/virtspreads/bin/activate" I get "-bash: /home/spreads/virtspreads/bin/activate: No such file or directory"
Do I still have go get in the virtualenv to c…
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When I get to this stage, I get the error below. How can I resolve this? Thanks.
Generating documentation.
Warn: Error loading inky:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/lbrent/…
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It might be a good idea to automate setting one up?
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Thanks for these starter projects, they're very helpful.
In https://github.com/rancavil/django-openshift-quickstart, you had a nice little tutorial on how to set up a virtualenv to run the app locall…