Hi All,
I tried to compose a protable virtualEnvironment using Python. I aready found a
solution which already works but still not stable.
So by creating venv in conventional way, I additionally copy the Python
executable and related dlls, zip file, ._pth file to the root of venv folder.
The weak point of this solution is the pyvenv.cfg file and the value of the
home variable!
It can accept both absolute or relative paths, it is fine and good as it is.
Using this solution (copiing Python executable and other files) and changing
home path to .\venv(as relative) I am able to fetch packages by using pip
install.
But not all the packages! Eg pyinstaller changes the scope of calling
Python.exe thatswhy not possible to fetch it. (Not found: .\venv\python.exe)
I assume during parsing of home path inside pyenv.cfg by converting it to
absolute path(if a relative path was given) behind the scene, I and anybody
else would have a fully functionally portable virtualenv solution!
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