So I always setup my Python projects using venv. And then sometimes I want to use them as clis and I hand roll a small shell script, but every time I can't wonder if there's a better way?
(example shell script for the curious)
#!/bin/bash
source /path/to/proj/venv/activate
name_of_script "$@"
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