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Unable to set python environments with old interpreters
I have installed virtualenvwrapper on Arch Linux, as well as the AUR repository python38 so I can set an environment and work with TensorFlow. I have set up .bashrc as usually recommended on the docs ...
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my virtual environment cannot be found
I'm on a PC windows 10 and always open git bash, then source activate my-env and open a jupyter notebook; somehow my-env broke and I get this error:
"C:\bld\conda_1565126647711_h_env/etc/profile.d/...
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Remove Python alias to use virtualenv for Python
When I install virtualenv and activate it which python returns my /usr/bin/python. I read here it is because I have python alias in my bash startup scipt and virtualenv doesn't work with it.
However, ...
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lost virtualenv display to the left of bash prompt
I added thy Holy prompt to display my current branch so I never push to master. We all use it and it works, but I am no-longer seeing what virtualenv I'm using at the moment, which is a hassle. Based ...
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bash -c "workon" return: "command not found"
Using "workon" in bash result in list on envs.
bash> workon
project_1
When trying via bash -c, error is returned.
bash> bash -c "workon"
bash: workon: command not found
Edit 1: More ...
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shell environment setup for virtualenv/virtualenvwrapper
The question is about shell setup for virtualenvwrapper, an extension to virtualenv (python guide).
Similar questions had been asked many times but with a lot with different answers:
Environment ...
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bash shell error: "no such file or directory"
I am trying to install Virtualenv wrapper on Ubuntu 14.04. But whenever I start a terminal, I get the error saying bash:
/usr/share/virtualenvwrapper/virtualenvwrapper_lazy.sh: No such file
or ...
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Hook into "command not found" handler in Ubuntu
I want to hook into the handler for command not found
wim@SDFA100461C:~$ thing
No command 'thing' found, did you mean:
Command 'tping' from package 'lam-runtime' (universe)
Command 'thin' from ...
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