linkedin / linkedin/pygradle

How do use Pygradle tasks with a custom virtualenv name.

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Description

Pygradle comes with pre-made tasks which is very handy for getting up and running after you figure out the gotchas. One gripe though is they all seem to depend on a virtualenv called `venv`. If you disable to createVirtualEnv tasks or use something else for virtualenv creation all the other premade tasks fail as they depend on an env called `venv`
Is there a way to change this for all tasks ?

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Start by reading the Pygradle pre-made task definitions and the virtualenv configuration described in the issue. Determine how those tasks assume the name `venv`; done means they work when virtual-environment creation is disabled or a custom virtualenv name is configured.

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Tech stack
python
Domain
build-system
Issue type
Feature
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4/5
Estimated time
3-5 days
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