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Set up shell aliases
This is by no means mandatory, but it might be helpful and is a bit hard to automate in the above script. If you’d like to save time activating and de-activating the virtual environment, you can alias these commands for whichever shell you are using For now, I’m not going to walk through instructions for doing this here; there’s many shells you all might be using, and a million ways to do this, but if you are unsure of how to do it feel free to ask someone and they can help you through it. I use fish shell on Linux, so I’ve added this line to my config.fish file:
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alias nervenv="source ner-venv/bin/activate.fish" |
so that I can activate the venv by typing 'nervenv” instead of the longer command after. But again, this will look slightly different depending on your platform and shell.
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