OS X using Sublime Text 2.
My app structure is this:
/project1/
+———————venv/ <— virtual enviroment
+———————app/ (has an ___init___.py file)<— Flask app
+———————alembic <— current installation of Alembic also has the env.py file
+——————— more files that refer to #!venv/bin/python
I'm using Sublime Text 2 to run my scripts, and to tell Sublime Text to use my custom Python install I've so far appended #!venv/bin/python to the beginning of my files.
The problem is, now I need to use the virtualenv for a script that resides within the alembic directory. #!venv/bin/python doesn't work, I guess because venv and alembic are sibling directories. However, I can't figure out how to go "up" one directory to invoke the correct Python interpreter.
Why doesn't #!./venv/bin/python work? doesn't the . tell Sublime to go up one directory?
The interpreter path in a shebang instruction must be an absolute path.