On Nov 18, 2014, at 09:39 AM, Brian May wrote: >For another solution, have a look at django-admin, provided by the >django-common package. You can call it using any of the following ways: > >brian@aquitard:~$ django-admin # run as sh; autodetect python
Yep, that autodetect is clever. Such a thing does often come up. >brian@aquitard:~$ python2 /usr/bin/django-admin # force python 2 >brian@aquitard:~$ python3 /usr/bin/django-admin # force python 3 If a script is shebanged with one Python version or another, this is always possible. I use it in fact to run /usr/bin/python-coverage with a virtualenv'd python. >That way it works if only python-django is installed and it also works if >only python3-django is installed. > >The ability to force a particular version of python may not be so useful >for virtualenv however. I don't think it is, since you can still create virtualenvs of whatever Python you want with the -p option, regardless of what the virtualenv script is shebanged. The problem here is how to specify the package dependencies such that someone who only has python-virtualenv installed in Wheezy, would automatically get virtualenv in Jessie, for the /usr/bin script.
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