feature (python venv)
scuzzilla opened this issue · comments
it would be nice to have the possibility to show if the python virtual environment is active
Yes, I think that will work. Give me a few days. And thanks for the good suggestion.
Yes, I think that will work. Give me a few days. And thanks for the good suggestion.
Beautiful, can't wait to try it. I'm quite happy with polyglot! Using it with OpenBSD + KSH :)
Try the venv branch of this repository. The new indicator works for virtualenv/venv/pipenv/poetry.
Try the
venvbranch of this repository. The new indicator works forvirtualenv/venv/pipenv/poetry.
Many thanks for you work! just tested, it simply works :)
do you plan to merge it into master?
Of course! Give me a few days to continue testing the changes. I'll need to update the documentation as well. I'll tell you when I merge the new feature. Thanks again for helping to make the prompt better.
I just added better support for conda.
within tmux env:
initial condition: I'm developing within a python venv (the prompt is showing the venv name as expected).
I start a new session, the prompt is still showing the python's venv name however the venv is not really active.
if I activate the python venv with (. bin/activate) everything is working fine.
That's a pretty common problem with tmux, and I don't think it has anything to do with prompt. tmux sessions don't always have the environment variables you thought they would! I think you'll probably have to come up with a solution for your .shrc/.kshrc file. You might look at what this guy does.
Thanks for the info, very useful. Now it's working.
The virtual environment features are now part of the master branch and release v1.11.0. Thanks again, @scuzzilla, for the good idea.