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more need to nest call to `locate_python`)
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This is an attempt to save the user a little typing when creating a new virtualenv or project. Instead of typing:
the user can just type:
> pew new -p 3.5.1 venvI tried to be as unobtrusive as possible -- the new code should be completely backwards compatible. The old style is still supported, and it shouldn't break anything on Windows.
Unfortunately I wasn't able to simply call into Pythonz's functionality to find the path, because instead of returning the path as a string, it prints the path to STDOUT directly and returns None. Capturing STDOUT proved to be too messy and fragile, but the relevant code in Pythonz is short and straightforward, so I adapted it for this purpose in a new function,
locate_python_by_version.I also added a few tests, trying to stick to the style of your existing tests.
Hopefully you agree that this is a useful feature. If you want me to revisit the implementation or find bugs/regressions, let me know.
Cheers, and thanks for making Pew!