Detect virtualenv using python instead of environment variable #87
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Detect virtualenv using python instead of environment variable
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Currently nodeenv uses
$VIRTUAL_ENVto determine the virtualenv path. Python scripts using the venv interpreter (including scripts in<prefix>/bin/) still run under the virtual environment even when$VIRTUAL_ENVisn't set. This fix allows the nodeenv command to be called directly without needing to first activate the virtualenv.