virtualenvwrapper and Python 3

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I installed python 3 3 1 on ubuntu lucid and successfully created a virtualenv as below  virtualenv envpy331 --python  usr local bin python3 3   this created a folder envpy331 on my home dir   I also have virtualenvwrapper installed But in the docs only 2 4-2 7 versions of python are supported  Has anyone tried to  organize the python3 virtualenv   If so  can you tell me how

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virtualenvwrapper now lets you specify the python executable without the path   So  on OSX at least mkvirtualenv --python python3 nameOfEnvironment will suffice

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The latest version of virtualenvwrapper is tested under Python3 2  Chances are good it will work with Python3 3 too

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On Ubuntu  using mkvirtualenv -p python3 env name loads the virtualenv with python3   Inside the env  use python --version to verify

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You can add this to your  bash profile or similar   alias mkvirtualenv3  mkvirtualenv --python  which python3     Then use mkvirtualenv3 instead of mkvirtualenv when you want to create a python 3 environment

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If you already have python3 installed as well virtualenvwrapper the only thing you would need to do to use python3 with the virtual environment is creating an environment using   which python3  Output   usr bin python3 mkvirtualenv --python  usr bin python3 nameOfEnvironment   Or   at least on OSX using brew     mkvirtualenv --python  which python3  nameOfEnvironment   Start using the environment and you ll see that as soon as you type python you ll start using python3

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I added export VIRTUALENV PYTHON  usr bin python3 to my    bashrc like this   export WORKON HOME  HOME  virtualenvs export VIRTUALENV PYTHON  usr bin python3 source  usr local bin virtualenvwrapper sh   then run source  bashrc   and you can specify the python version for each new env mkvirtualenv --python python2 env name

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You can make virtualenvwrapper use a custom Python binary instead of the one virtualenvwrapper is run with  To do that you need to use VIRTUALENV PYTHON variable which is utilized by virtualenv     export VIRTUALENV PYTHON  usr bin python3   mkvirtualenv -a myproject myenv Running virtualenv with interpreter  usr bin python3 New python executable in myenv bin python3 Also creating executable in myenv bin python  myenv   python Python 3 2 3  default  Oct 19 2012  19 53 16    GCC 4 7 2  on linux2 Type  help    copyright    credits  or  license  for more information

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This post on the bitbucket issue tracker of virtualenvwrapper may be of interest  It is mentioned there that most of virtualenvwrapper s functions work with the venv virtual environments in Python 3 3

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I find that running   export VIRTUALENVWRAPPER PYTHON  usr bin python3   and   export VIRTUALENVWRAPPER VIRTUALENV  usr bin virtualenv-3 4   in the command line on Ubuntu forces mkvirtualenv to use python3 and virtualenv-3 4  One still has to do   mkvirtualenv --python  usr bin python3 nameOfEnvironment   to create the environment  This is assuming that you have python3 in  usr bin python3 and virtualenv-3 4  in  usr local bin virtualenv-3 4

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