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be able to specify the path to pipenv #978
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@brettcannon if we can track the other related issues affecting windows we can try to fast-track those fixes (I am using windows primarily as well) -- just tag me and I can triage |
@techalchemy pypa/pipenv#1587 is the latest issue I have bumped up against on Windows. And thanks for the offer to help! I'm happy to keep trying until I don't run into any bugs. 😉 |
- Use native ctypes for parent process traversal - Addresses issues raised in pypa/pipenv#1587 and microsoft/vscode-python#978 - Improves speed on windows - Allows pipenv to remove vendored psutil which sometimes fails to find linked python dlls
- Use native ctypes for parent process traversal - Addresses issues raised in pypa/pipenv#1587 and microsoft/vscode-python#978 - Improves speed on windows - Allows pipenv to remove vendored psutil which sometimes fails to find linked python dlls
This seems to be working now so we can consider adding support for this. |
- Use native ctypes for parent process traversal - Addresses issues raised in pypa/pipenv#1587 and microsoft/vscode-python#978 - Improves speed on windows - Allows pipenv to remove vendored psutil which sometimes fails to find linked python dlls
- Use native ctypes for parent process traversal - Addresses issues raised in pypa/pipenv#1587 and microsoft/vscode-python#978 - Improves speed on windows - Allows pipenv to remove vendored psutil which sometimes fails to find linked python dlls
And if we choose not to do this then we should provide a setting for specifying the path to |
-m
-m
(or be able to specify the path to pipenv)
-m
(or be able to specify the path to pipenv)
@ericsnowcurrently |
Please check comments in PR |
As of pypa/pipenv#1474 (in 11.1.2), pipenv added support for
-m
execution (although there are other issues on Windows currently preventing me from verifying that it works). Once we can verify this works, we can then change our commands to usepython -m pipenv
and thus work on Windows more easily.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: