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We currently rely on sys.executable and pip to install/uninstall PyVRP. It might be nicer if bench manages its own virtualenvs for different PyVRP versions. Don't know how much work this'd be, and I also don't know if it's useful because we already get a bit of this by putting bench itself inside a virtualenv, possibly managed by a package manager.
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We currently rely on
sys.executable
andpip
to install/uninstall PyVRP. It might be nicer ifbench
manages its own virtualenvs for different PyVRP versions. Don't know how much work this'd be, and I also don't know if it's useful because we already get a bit of this by puttingbench
itself inside a virtualenv, possibly managed by a package manager.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: