![]() Python envs created with virtualenvwrapper have the ability to link to the project directory (via the `.project` file in the virtualenv). `python-environment-tools` supports this and reports the project path. Additionally, some tools (e.g virtualfish) recognize special "environment activation" files in project directories (`.venv` by default) [1]. Use the above information to sort reported Python toolchains so that the correct env for a given worktree is at the top. [1] https://virtualfish.readthedocs.io/en/latest/plugins.html#auto-activation-auto-activation Release Notes: - python: Improved detection of virtualenvwrapper environments in work trees |
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