utils

These are all mananged as their own virtual env / requirements.txt

make an env

Setup (once)

cd utils/foo python3 -m pip --version Should say something nice, else you need to (python3 -m pip install --user --upgrade pip)

python3 -m pip install --user virtualenv This is needed once, and then we should be able to make more envs like so:

Per project

python3 -m venv env This makes an env for CWD. If we have several sub-projects in one checkout, we would cd into each and make an env in each. This makes directory utils/foo/env. This should be git-ignored. echo env >> .gitignore

source env/bin/activate This turns on our install, for this shell. (deactivate) to leave, or just close the shell.