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Certain scenarios when user creates an algokit project from a template may yield inconsistent behaviour when a user runs bootstrap within already active virtual environment. Certain templates and repos in algokit ecosystem rely on existence of .venv defined at the root of the project.
Solution
Spike optimal ways to solve the compatibility issues with conda:
CLI changes to account for conda scenarios during boostrap
Per repo based python scripts that are references in vscode tasks to be used instead of direct invocation of python from expected .venv folders from the workspace root
Interactively prompt the user whether they want explicit .venv at the root during bootstrap if bootstrap detects that it was run within an active conda venv
Expand documentation to cover separate setup scenario when dealing with conda
Dependencies
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Problem
Certain scenarios when user creates an algokit project from a template may yield inconsistent behaviour when a user runs bootstrap within already active virtual environment. Certain templates and repos in algokit ecosystem rely on existence of .venv defined at the root of the project.
Solution
Spike optimal ways to solve the compatibility issues with conda:
Dependencies
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: