Env activation command #20936
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There isn't a way to control the activation command (you can turn it on or off), but please open a feature request and not a bug if you want tighter integration with virtualenvwrapper. |
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I use virtualenvwrapper to manage my Python envs. The command to activate an env is
workon
, but the extension seems to directly source the activation script instead. This works for activating the env but fails to trigger hook scripts which I rely on to set some environment variables. The workaround is to manually activate the env in the current terminal usingworkon
, but it's not very practical. The same problem happens when working with Jupyter notebooks/interactive scripts. Is there a way I can manually configure the activation command or should I report this as a bug?Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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