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PyPy support #30

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mlaccetti opened this issue Apr 19, 2013 · 6 comments
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PyPy support #30

mlaccetti opened this issue Apr 19, 2013 · 6 comments

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@mlaccetti
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I'm trying to use PyPy as my Python implementation of choice, but I'm having some issues. It looks like the batch files are using ENV\Scripts, but for some reason PyPy (and virtualenv under PyPy?) likes to use ENV\bin instead. Is there a way to check for existence of Scripts, then bin, and prefer that order?

@davidmarble
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Just installed pypy to check it out. You're right. Hooray for ignoring convention. I'll put this on my list. Always happy to get pull requests!

@utek
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utek commented Feb 25, 2015

@mlaccetti I've created branch with experimental mkvritualenv support for pypy. If you could test is it would be great.
https://github.com/davidmarble/virtualenvwrapper-win/tree/pypy_support

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utek commented Feb 25, 2015

There are still issues with workon. But mkvirtualenv should work.

@mlaccetti
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@utek I'll take it for a spin when I'm at my windows machine; sitting in front of a Mac 9-5.

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utek commented Apr 6, 2015

@mlaccetti After looking at it more. I don't think that I did it good. Still a lot to do. But I don't have time now (neither I use pypy at the moment)

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mmyjona commented Mar 9, 2016

The pypy folder in Env is created with bin folder. Renaming bin folder to Scripts manually fixes the workon issue.

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