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# pyenv-link
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A [pyenv](https://github.com/pyenv/pyenv) plugin for linking Python installations and virtual environments into your pyenv root.
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This plugin recommends the [pyenv-virtualenv](https://github.com/pyenv/pyenv-virtualenv/) plugin.
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## Usage
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Make an arbitrary virtualenv available through pyenv. This automatically guesses a fitting name from the prompt, the directory name or the location of the venv.
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```console
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$ pyenv link version .venv
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Linked new version named myproject
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```
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You can also specify a name to use for the venv.
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```console
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$ pyenv link version .venv myname
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Linked new version named myname
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```
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The same command can give a platform-specific binary installation a shorter name:
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```console
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$ pyenv link version "$(pyenv root)/versions/3.13.14-linux-x86_64" 3.13.14
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Linked new version named 3.13.14
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```
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Now you can make pyenv activate/use the venv automatically:
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```console
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$ pyenv local myproject
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```
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