List all Pipenv environments
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How do you list all Pipenv environments like virtualenv's lsvirtualenv command? The documentation does not say how. Thanks a lot to all for the help given. Cheers!
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How do you list all Pipenv environments like virtualenv's lsvirtualenv command? The documentation does not say how. Thanks a lot to all for the help given. Cheers!
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lsvirtualenvcomes withvirtualenvwrapperwhich is a utility for managing multiple virtualenvs. It does not list virtualenvs not managed through this wrapper (which centralizes the where the venvs are created). While there is no equivalent tovirtualenvwrapper(e.g.Pipenvwrapper)Pipenvdoes respectWORKON_HOMEso should also provisionvenvs in the same directory solsvirtualenvwould also list thosevenvs.
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How do you list all Pipenv environments like virtualenv's lsvirtualenv command? The documentation does not say how. Thanks a lot to all for the help given. Cheers!
python virtualenv pipenv
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How do you list all Pipenv environments like virtualenv's lsvirtualenv command? The documentation does not say how. Thanks a lot to all for the help given. Cheers!
python virtualenv pipenv
python virtualenv pipenv
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lsvirtualenvcomes withvirtualenvwrapperwhich is a utility for managing multiple virtualenvs. It does not list virtualenvs not managed through this wrapper (which centralizes the where the venvs are created). While there is no equivalent tovirtualenvwrapper(e.g.Pipenvwrapper)Pipenvdoes respectWORKON_HOMEso should also provisionvenvs in the same directory solsvirtualenvwould also list thosevenvs.
– AChampion
Aug 18 at 0:45
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lsvirtualenvcomes withvirtualenvwrapperwhich is a utility for managing multiple virtualenvs. It does not list virtualenvs not managed through this wrapper (which centralizes the where the venvs are created). While there is no equivalent tovirtualenvwrapper(e.g.Pipenvwrapper)Pipenvdoes respectWORKON_HOMEso should also provisionvenvs in the same directory solsvirtualenvwould also list thosevenvs.
– AChampion
Aug 18 at 0:45
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lsvirtualenv comes with virtualenvwrapper which is a utility for managing multiple virtualenvs. It does not list virtualenvs not managed through this wrapper (which centralizes the where the venvs are created). While there is no equivalent to virtualenvwrapper (e.g. Pipenvwrapper) Pipenv does respect WORKON_HOME so should also provision venvs in the same directory so lsvirtualenv would also list those venvs.– AChampion
Aug 18 at 0:45
lsvirtualenv comes with virtualenvwrapper which is a utility for managing multiple virtualenvs. It does not list virtualenvs not managed through this wrapper (which centralizes the where the venvs are created). While there is no equivalent to virtualenvwrapper (e.g. Pipenvwrapper) Pipenv does respect WORKON_HOME so should also provision venvs in the same directory so lsvirtualenv would also list those venvs.– AChampion
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pipenv can not list all virtualenvs but you can check ~/.local/share/virtualenvs/ to list all your envs. sometimes you wanna delete the env at your project, you can do the following:
cd your_project
pipenv --venv | xargs rm -rf
rm -rf Pipfile*
answered Sep 28 at 3:42
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Your example tells someone how to delete an environment, not list them all. Moreover, your example is rather dangerous to the uninitiated.
– gregory
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As AChampion said, pipenv has no lsvirtualenv or similar functions.
The creator of pipenv, Kenneth Reitz, told here that is not planned to implement anything of the sort, and that people should rely in other tools like pew.
I've tried pew and pipes and both are good tools, but not the exact tools I was looking for my workflow, so for my personal use I built pipenvwrapper using the base code of virtualenvwrapper.
Some of the supported functions of pipenvwrapper are: workon, lsvirtualenv, cdproject, cdvirtualenv, cdsitepackages, mkproject and rmvirtualenv.
Check if any of those 3 tools fit your needs.
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pipenv can not list all virtualenvs but you can check ~/.local/share/virtualenvs/ to list all your envs. sometimes you wanna delete the env at your project, you can do the following:
cd your_project
pipenv --venv | xargs rm -rf
rm -rf Pipfile*
answered Sep 28 at 3:42
jiasir
10113
Your example tells someone how to delete an environment, not list them all. Moreover, your example is rather dangerous to the uninitiated.
– gregory
Oct 1 at 3:18
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pipenv can not list all virtualenvs but you can check ~/.local/share/virtualenvs/ to list all your envs. sometimes you wanna delete the env at your project, you can do the following:
cd your_project
pipenv --venv | xargs rm -rf
rm -rf Pipfile*
answered Sep 28 at 3:42
jiasir
10113
Your example tells someone how to delete an environment, not list them all. Moreover, your example is rather dangerous to the uninitiated.
– gregory
Oct 1 at 3:18
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up vote
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pipenv can not list all virtualenvs but you can check ~/.local/share/virtualenvs/ to list all your envs. sometimes you wanna delete the env at your project, you can do the following:
cd your_project
pipenv --venv | xargs rm -rf
rm -rf Pipfile*
answered Sep 28 at 3:42
jiasir
10113
pipenv can not list all virtualenvs but you can check ~/.local/share/virtualenvs/ to list all your envs. sometimes you wanna delete the env at your project, you can do the following:
cd your_project
pipenv --venv | xargs rm -rf
rm -rf Pipfile*
answered Sep 28 at 3:42
jiasir
10113
answered Sep 28 at 3:42
jiasir
10113
answered Sep 28 at 3:42
jiasir
10113
answered Sep 28 at 3:42
jiasir
10113
10113
Your example tells someone how to delete an environment, not list them all. Moreover, your example is rather dangerous to the uninitiated.
– gregory
Oct 1 at 3:18
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Your example tells someone how to delete an environment, not list them all. Moreover, your example is rather dangerous to the uninitiated.
– gregory
Oct 1 at 3:18
Your example tells someone how to delete an environment, not list them all. Moreover, your example is rather dangerous to the uninitiated.
– gregory
Oct 1 at 3:18
Your example tells someone how to delete an environment, not list them all. Moreover, your example is rather dangerous to the uninitiated.
– gregory
Oct 1 at 3:18
add a comment |
up vote
0
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As AChampion said, pipenv has no lsvirtualenv or similar functions.
The creator of pipenv, Kenneth Reitz, told here that is not planned to implement anything of the sort, and that people should rely in other tools like pew.
I've tried pew and pipes and both are good tools, but not the exact tools I was looking for my workflow, so for my personal use I built pipenvwrapper using the base code of virtualenvwrapper.
Some of the supported functions of pipenvwrapper are: workon, lsvirtualenv, cdproject, cdvirtualenv, cdsitepackages, mkproject and rmvirtualenv.
Check if any of those 3 tools fit your needs.
answered Nov 10 at 2:16
Peibolvig
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As AChampion said, pipenv has no lsvirtualenv or similar functions.
The creator of pipenv, Kenneth Reitz, told here that is not planned to implement anything of the sort, and that people should rely in other tools like pew.
I've tried pew and pipes and both are good tools, but not the exact tools I was looking for my workflow, so for my personal use I built pipenvwrapper using the base code of virtualenvwrapper.
Some of the supported functions of pipenvwrapper are: workon, lsvirtualenv, cdproject, cdvirtualenv, cdsitepackages, mkproject and rmvirtualenv.
Check if any of those 3 tools fit your needs.
answered Nov 10 at 2:16
Peibolvig
11
add a comment |
up vote
0
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up vote
0
down vote
As AChampion said, pipenv has no lsvirtualenv or similar functions.
The creator of pipenv, Kenneth Reitz, told here that is not planned to implement anything of the sort, and that people should rely in other tools like pew.
I've tried pew and pipes and both are good tools, but not the exact tools I was looking for my workflow, so for my personal use I built pipenvwrapper using the base code of virtualenvwrapper.
Some of the supported functions of pipenvwrapper are: workon, lsvirtualenv, cdproject, cdvirtualenv, cdsitepackages, mkproject and rmvirtualenv.
Check if any of those 3 tools fit your needs.
answered Nov 10 at 2:16
Peibolvig
11
As AChampion said, pipenv has no lsvirtualenv or similar functions.
The creator of pipenv, Kenneth Reitz, told here that is not planned to implement anything of the sort, and that people should rely in other tools like pew.
I've tried pew and pipes and both are good tools, but not the exact tools I was looking for my workflow, so for my personal use I built pipenvwrapper using the base code of virtualenvwrapper.
Some of the supported functions of pipenvwrapper are: workon, lsvirtualenv, cdproject, cdvirtualenv, cdsitepackages, mkproject and rmvirtualenv.
Check if any of those 3 tools fit your needs.
answered Nov 10 at 2:16
Peibolvig
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answered Nov 10 at 2:16
Peibolvig
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answered Nov 10 at 2:16
Peibolvig
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answered Nov 10 at 2:16
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lsvirtualenvcomes withvirtualenvwrapperwhich is a utility for managing multiple virtualenvs. It does not list virtualenvs not managed through this wrapper (which centralizes the where the venvs are created). While there is no equivalent tovirtualenvwrapper(e.g.Pipenvwrapper)Pipenvdoes respectWORKON_HOMEso should also provisionvenvs in the same directory solsvirtualenvwould also list thosevenvs.– AChampion
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