I have a global virtual env (my_env) and have been developing all my projects in it. Now I have developed a new project, also in my_env, and I want to use poetry to create a new, project-specific env in the project folder (the default env of which is my_env).
I did the following in the terminal:
poetry init --no-interaction
poetry config virtualenvs.in-project true
poetry install
But this installs all dependencies in my_env, and does not create a new .venv folder inside my project directory. I guess I have to deactivate my_env in my working directory before doing all of the above, but source deactivate my_env
does not work.
Can anyone tell me what I am doing wrong?
Assuming poetry is globally available (installed through pipx
for example), pyenv shell system
will allow to run a shell without an active pyenv environment
Then you can
poetry config --list # verify create and in-project are set to true
poetry new project_name # create project
poetry install # install venv and dependencies