From what I've heard, pyenv is the hot environment manager these days, rather than virtualenv. They do a very similar job though.
pyenv
Hi Ben
As you know, pyenv is a tool for managing multiple Python versions. And you can create virtual environment using the pyenv-virtualenv extension.
pyenv-virtualenv
$ pyenv virtualenv 3.8.0 my-python-project-env
We can compare it to creating a gemset in ruby.
$ rvm gemset create my-ruby-project-env
What you can see here is that when you create a virtual environment you can set python version with pyenv.
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From what I've heard,
pyenvis the hot environment manager these days, rather than virtualenv. They do a very similar job though.Hi Ben
As you know,
pyenvis a tool for managing multiple Python versions.And you can create virtual environment using the
pyenv-virtualenvextension.$ pyenv virtualenv 3.8.0 my-python-project-envWe can compare it to creating a gemset in ruby.
$ rvm gemset create my-ruby-project-envWhat you can see here is that when you create a virtual environment you can set python version with
pyenv.