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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I tried out pypi-changes in a project virtualenv and had to pass the explicit path to the python executable, when I expected that the program would just work in the context of my current virtualenv (like pipdeptree, pip and other tools).
Describe the solution you'd like
The program could have a useful default of looking for the path of the python executable using shutil.which when no parameter is given for the PYTHON_EXE parameter.
People are already used to typing only python or python3 to refer to the executable of the currently-activated virtualenv, or to refer to the system/global install when not in a virtualenv.
Describe alternatives you've considered pypi-changes python would be a little nicer than pypi-changes $(which python).
Explicit in that I type the python executable name, convenient because I don’t need to do which if the program does it for me.
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I tried out pypi-changes in a project virtualenv and had to pass the explicit path to the python executable, when I expected that the program would just work in the context of my current virtualenv (like pipdeptree, pip and other tools).
Describe the solution you'd like
The program could have a useful default of looking for the path of the
python
executable usingshutil.which
when no parameter is given for thePYTHON_EXE
parameter.People are already used to typing only
python
orpython3
to refer to the executable of the currently-activated virtualenv, or to refer to the system/global install when not in a virtualenv.Describe alternatives you've considered
pypi-changes python
would be a little nicer thanpypi-changes $(which python)
.Explicit in that I type the python executable name, convenient because I don’t need to do
which
if the program does it for me.Additional context
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: