As of python 3.3 the stdlib has the venv module for creating virtual environments. Are python 3.x venv environments relocatable?
A virtual environment helps keep your project bundled together with a list of its dependencies. This makes it portable and easy for someone else to open your project and get it up and running without dozens of import errors.
Kindly be informed that yes, it is possible to move it on the same platform. You can simply use --relocatable on an existing environment. But it will get changed based on the new location in order to call python and pip, etc.
Creating a virtual environment venv (for Python 3) and virtualenv (for Python 2) allow you to manage separate package installations for different projects. They essentially allow you to create a “virtual” isolated Python installation and install packages into that virtual installation.
Virtualenv is only installed on DreamHost servers for Python 2. If you're working with Python 3, you must install virtualenv using pip3. pip3 is not installed on the server by default. You must first install a custom version of Python 3.
Nope, commands installed in ./bin
have fixed paths in shabang lines.
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