I've met one issue.
Printed result is Deleted C:\Users\<USERNAME>\Envs\<ENV_NAME> when you use rmvirtualenv <ENV_NAME> command but command didn't remove anything (and there is folder not empty error before message about deleting).
I think you didn't deactivate the virtualenv before running the rmvirtualenv command. Currently it seems that it doesn't automatically try and deactivate the env before deleting it.
Thanks for package!
I've met one issue. Printed result is
Deleted C:\Users\<USERNAME>\Envs\<ENV_NAME>
when you usermvirtualenv <ENV_NAME>
command but command didn't remove anything (and there isfolder not empty
error before message about deleting).Kind regards, Alexandr