proj_py_use_venv: Use a Specific Python Virtual Environment
In kueckelj/confuns: Convenience Functions
View source: R/setup-project.R
proj_py_use_venv R Documentation
Use a Specific Python Virtual Environment
Description
This function sets the specified Python virtual environment as active for the current R session.
It checks if the virtual environment exists at the specified path; if not, it throws an error.
Usage
proj_py_use_venv(venv = "venv_main")
Arguments
venv
The name of the virtual environment to activate. Default is 'venv_main'.
Value
NULL This function is used for its side effect of activating a Python virtual
environment and does not return any value.
Examples
proj_py_use_venv("venv_main")
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View source: R/setup-project.R
| proj_py_use_venv | R Documentation |
Use a Specific Python Virtual Environment
Description
This function sets the specified Python virtual environment as active for the current R session. It checks if the virtual environment exists at the specified path; if not, it throws an error.
Usage
proj_py_use_venv(venv = "venv_main")
Arguments
venv |
The name of the virtual environment to activate. Default is 'venv_main'. |
Value
NULL This function is used for its side effect of activating a Python virtual environment and does not return any value.
Examples
proj_py_use_venv("venv_main")
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