Fix the invalid path of python virtualenv when using glob.

[lemonlatte]

When I create a virtualenv, the bin folder is a child folder of a virtualenv.
Therefore, with the additional asterisk, activate_this.py won't be find by python glob.

[wuub]

python_virtualenv_paths is the list of directories where virtualenvs are created, not a list of virtualenvs.

For example when you use virtualenvwrapper it'll create virtualenvs in ~/.virtualenvs directory, and glob pattern is meant to match following activate_this.py scripts.

~/.virtualenvs/venv1/bin/activate_this.py
~/.virtualenvs/venv2/bin/activate_this.py
~/.virtualenvs/venv3/bin/activate_this.py

[lemonlatte]

Thanks! I know what's different. I set up virtualenv per app rather than centralize them. That's why it is not work for me.

[wuub]

Maybe we should add an option of setting specific virtualenv per sublime project? What do you think about that?

[lemonlatte]

It sounds great to have a project setting. But, I think it is simplify to add a list for virtualenv folders in user setting.

Take my directory for example, I usually setup virtualenv directly under an app. The tree of directory would look like the following:

Source/App1/
Source/App1/.git
Source/App1/.venv
Source/App2/
Source/App2/.git
Source/App2/.venv

Since glob won't find the hidden folder, I point the path to my apps in this way: ~/Source/*/.venv.
This works well for me after I patch the asterisk.

I prefer this kind of solution so that you don't need to configurate virtualenv paths for each projects.

[Chris-May]

Hey Wojciech!
I'm curious about this thought you proposed back in 2013 about having an option in a sublime project (or possibly sublime workspace?) to specify a virtual environment.

I've been loving SublimeREPL's support for virtual environments when set up with the virtualenv tool, but I've been messing around with python's new native pyvenv command, only to find out that I can't seem to use SublimeREPL with these environments.

I'd be happy to contribute code to help with this. Is this something you would like to see as a part of SublimeREPL?

[gacelita]

@Chris-May @lemonlatte I'm trying to merge everything, what should I do with this?

[Kristinita]

@JoelSanchez , when do you plan merge changes to master branch?

Thanks.

[gacelita]

@Kristinita On one hand, I want people to benefit from the new features, on the other hand I don't want them to suffer the consequences of very little testing.
I have experienced hangs with the merges branch, so those would have to be investigated and fixed before further proceedings.
Apart from that, @wuub is the one who has always released this project, and in fact may be the only one who can, since he has access to the "Secrets", so both of us would have to talk about that.

[Chris-May]

@JoelSanchez It's been a while since I was in the code base, but I remember opening #459 after realizing that some environments don't use an activate_this.py.

I also realize that people don't always put their virtualenvs in ~/.virtualenvs/, which I think is challenging for this plug-in as well.