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Microsoft powershell aliases for easily switching between virtualenvs
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$path_to_my_envs = "CHANGE ME" # <-- Change this to the windows system path to your virtualenvs. Mine is "C:\users\jaymcgrath\git\envs\" | |
# Each env should be named in the format "llama_env" | |
# For example, issuing the command "env llama" would activate the virtualenv at $path_to_my_envs + "llama_env" | |
function Activate-Env { | |
$envname = $args[0] | |
$commandstr = $path_to_my_envs + $envname + "_env\scripts\activate.ps1" | |
& $commandstr | |
} | |
New-Alias -Name env -Value Activate-Env | |
################ Some other handy git aliases #################### | |
# Alias gs as git status for current dir | |
function Get-GitStatus { & git status $args } | |
New-Alias -Name gs -Value Get-GitStatus | |
# Alias ga as git add for current dir | |
function Set-GitAdd { & git add $args } | |
New-Alias -Name ga -Value Set-GitAdd | |
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