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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.
Without this alias, activating the ner-venv (or any python venv for that matter) is done by going to the directory where the venv is located (for this case, it should be one higher directory level than the “Embedded-Base” repo) and running:
On Windows (using bash):
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source ner-venv/Scripts/activate |
On Linux/Mac:
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source ner-venv/bin/activate |
The virtual environment can then be deactivated from anywhere by running “deactivate”
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