On Tue, Dec 27, 2016 at 9:43 AM, Felipe Vieira
Dear fellows,
I'm struggling with a single script to build numpy from source in a virtual env. I want the same script to be able to be run with a normal env.
So if ran from a normal env it should affect all users. If ran within a virtual env the installation should be constrained to that env.
I tried setting script variables and other tricks but the script is always executed as a 'out of virtual env' user (I cannot make it aware that is running from a virtualenv), thus affecting my real working python. As the script activates other scripts I am not posting them for now (hoping that this is a simple issue).
tl;dr: How can I install numpy from source and build it in a script which uses the virtual env instead of affecting the whole system?
(And yes, I have looked for solutions on google but none of them worked.)
Sounds like you just need to run your script with the Python interpreter in the virtualenv. There's nothing numpy-specific about this. Ralf