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[FEATURE] Virtual Environment for Python #344
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Hi, you can already use virtual environments - you just need to create them yourself and copy the link to your venv into the settings. You could even create and maintain the virtual environments that you use by using bash code blocks in a note. But of course it would be easier to have a centrally managed option in the settings, so maybe we can implement it in the future. |
Great thanks for this! Would I just paste it in "python path"? |
Yes, exactly :) if you open the venv folder there should be some file could |
It would be nice to be able to create a virtual environment for example using pipenv to install and create packages just in obsidian
In the settings a little terminal window maybe that allows you to install plugins or even just setup a folder for where the virtual environment to live.
Please let me know if I overlooked something, or if this is even possible. Thanks 😊
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