this is how sudo works on ubunt, you run as root but retain the users HOME
variable. This can configured in sudo with env_reset, see the manpage.
I don't think there is anything virtualenvwrapper can do about that.
** Changed in: virtualenvwrapper (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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Using sudo with virtualenvwrapper causes $HOME/.virtualenvs/hook.log
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