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I am not opposed to just starting from scratch - it's not an issue. But I was curious how one might resolve going about this issue where I was manually moving (I didn't want to use GitHub yet) my project files and environment folder to a different machine:
Created a folder on Google drive
copied my project files folder to the 1st folder
copied the virtual environment from my Envs folder to the 1st folder
put the folders from 2 & 3 in their respective locations on a new machine
when trying to run workon TDD it activates the virtual environment then tells me:
No project directory found for current virtualenv
switches to the project dir of the activated virtualenv
If I run setprojectdir "C:\Users\Kat\Documents\Programming\repo\TDD" it tells me:
But if I deactivate, move to a new folder, and activate again it acts as if no project folder was created.
What am I missing here? Do I just need to start over with the virtual environment? (This was just to test something, anyway.)
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Moving virtualenvs has never really been well supported (if at all). I would suggest re-creating the virtualenv (should be easy, e.g. pip freeze > venv-reqs.txt in the old environment and mkvirtualenv newenv -r venv-reqs.txt in the new environment).
I am not opposed to just starting from scratch - it's not an issue. But I was curious how one might resolve going about this issue where I was manually moving (I didn't want to use GitHub yet) my project files and environment folder to a different machine:
workon TDD
it activates the virtual environment then tells me:If I run
setprojectdir "C:\Users\Kat\Documents\Programming\repo\TDD"
it tells me:But if I deactivate, move to a new folder, and activate again it acts as if no project folder was created.
What am I missing here? Do I just need to start over with the virtual environment? (This was just to test something, anyway.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: