Installing sphinx with python virtual environments

[lesatdgl]

I have several virtual environments - simple python, flask, pelican, ...

If I plan to use sphinx to doc the various projects, where's best to install - in it's own venv, in each of the venv, ?????

[Komiya Takeshi]

Hi,

I think either is fine. Personally, I prefer to install Sphinx to each
project because it is useful to run it on CI platform.

Thanks,
Takeshi KOMIYA
2018年9月21日(金) 15:02 lesatdgl <limawhis...@gmail.com>:

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> I have several virtual environments - simple python, flask, pelican, ...
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> If I plan to use sphinx to doc the various projects, where's best to install - in it's own venv, in each of the venv, ?????
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[Les Dunaway]

Does that 

1) eat up a lot of disk?

2) make change mgmt  more complex?

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[Komiya Takeshi]

> 1) eat up a lot of disk?

Maybe. But I don't mind that. because our HDD became large than ever.

> 2) make change mgmt more complex?

I've never thought about it. I simply added Sphinx to requirements.txt
or other dependency list (tox.ini or setup.py).