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@ngr-t Thanks for putting up this neat little package!
I do not understand how to use Hermes with a virtual environment.
Maybe the doc states it but it is not clear to me.
As virtual environment are such critical part of the python workflow, the documentation should explicitly how to achieve this (assuming this functionality is already present).
Within a folder also containing a .sublime-project file:
@ngr-t Thanks for putting up this neat little package!
I do not understand how to use Hermes with a virtual environment.
Maybe the doc states it but it is not clear to me.
As virtual environment are such critical part of the python workflow, the documentation should explicitly how to achieve this (assuming this functionality is already present).
Within a folder also containing a
.sublime-project
file:python3 -m venv .venv source .venv/bin/activate pip install ipykernel
Now in very simple steps how am I going from here to make Hermes talk to the kernel installed within that environment?
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