I hope this is the right place for a feature idea / request:
Alongside my work in Python, I also regularly dabble / script in Julia.
Two very useful features (especially in combination) are flexible selection of the active Julia version (via juliaup) and global environments.
If I understand this page of the documentation correctly (Shims), the first is already very nicely integrated (e.g. by running python +3.11).
The second feature would make this an awesome combination.
In Julia, a user can run:
using Pkg
Pkg.activate("@ds")
Which corresponds to an environment located at ~/.julia/environments/ds.
I don't have a strong perspective on the details for rye so far, but find myself regularly missing a global playground e.g. for data science experimentation, trying out new packages etc. (With Python in general, that is.)
MatthewScholefield
commented
3 months ago
Hey There,
I hope this is the right place for a feature idea / request:
Alongside my work in Python, I also regularly dabble / script in Julia.
Two very useful features (especially in combination) are flexible selection of the active Julia version (via
juliaup) and global environments. If I understand this page of the documentation correctly (Shims), the first is already very nicely integrated (e.g. by runningpython +3.11).The second feature would make this an awesome combination. In Julia, a user can run:
Which corresponds to an environment located at
~/.julia/environments/ds.I don't have a strong perspective on the details for
ryeso far, but find myself regularly missing a global playground e.g. for data science experimentation, trying out new packages etc. (With Python in general, that is.)Opinions on this are very welcome!
Best regards, Wolf