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So far, virtualenv-clone seems to work for our purposes - we want to install some PyTest "smoke" tests, but not have the development libraries in production.
Some links remain unchanged. Manual replacement yields the expected result, and everything works correctly. find /tmp/pypy_venv/bin -type f -exec sed -i 's|/opt/python-venvs/pypy3.9|/tmp/pypy_venv|g' {} +
The issue only affects the PyPy interpreter. Everything works correctly with CPython.
Dear developers, please provide a response. This is critical for me, and the task has been open for a long time
So far, virtualenv-clone seems to work for our purposes - we want to install some PyTest "smoke" tests, but not have the development libraries in production.
Environment:
ubuntu 20.04
Python 3.8.10
virtualenv-clone 0.5.7
However, activating the environment makes it seem like you're still in the original environment.
I checked the activate script and it look like the old hard coded environment name is still in there.
Seems like this could be an additional search and replace?
I checked under Powershell, and the prompt DOES update :)
== John ==
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