Canonicalize target link in venv #451
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This way the created venv can be stable across sandboxes. Context ======= Internally we implement a test daemon that reuses the same venv (and python process) across tests whenever possible. Hence, if the target link is canonicalized, the same venv can be used across different targets.
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Actually we found a way to workaround this. So feel free to just close it unless you think this would be a useful thing by itself. |
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This way the created venv can be stable across sandboxes.
Internally we implement a test daemon that reuses the same venv (and python process) across tests whenever possible. Hence, if the target link is canonicalized, the same venv can be used across different targets.
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