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@gadgersteve, I just want to check with you that this continues to be true for virtual environments. Thanks.

I get the following error.

That was it. The pyvenv.cfg file was missing. So the cause of error found, but the error returned could be a bit more h

It looks like the pyvenv.cfg file went missing. That's probably the underlying problem.

Not a question. A statement. Thanks for the GREAT SUPPORT I just wanted to say that I am very pleased with the quality o

submitted.

Difficulty w/ New Project w/ Existing Virtualenv I get the following error.

What is the suggested workaround? I ask because I have a large main project that I am using to evaluate Wing Pro against

What is the suggested workaround? I ask because I have a large main project that I am using to evaluate Wing Pro against

I have a program based on a virtual environment. Within that virtual environment, I did some pip installs, but they were not picked up by Wing. I had to exit Wing and re-open Wing to get the new packages recognized by source analysis.

Is there some prescribed SOP to handle this?

Related to this, I am finding that Rescan Directory doesn't appear to work correctly. If I add a file/folder outside of

I want to launch with...

python.exe -u -m mypackage.mymodule

I understand I can add the -m, but how do I get it to use the proper package.module.

I am new to Wing Pro, and I have existing projects on GitHub.com. Is there a wizard to import the project direct from git/github.com and have the project properly configured?

How do I set a Launch Configuration to use the -m convention? I want to launch with... python.exe -u -m mypackage.mymod

Refreshing Virtual Environment I have a program based on a virtual environment. Within that virtual environment, I did s

You have my +1

Importing GitHub.com repo as new project I am new to Wing Pro, and I have existing projects on GitHub.com. Is there a wi