create a virt. env. without spawning a subshell

[jabbalaci]

When I want to create a virt. env. quickly, I do these steps:

poetry init -n
poetry shell

The first one creates the pyproject.toml file, and the second one creates the virt. env. However, the second command also starts a subshell, and I don't need that. I will activate the virt. env. when I need that.

Is it possible to tell poetry shell somehow to create the virt. env. if it doesn't exist and then stop? That is, don't spawn a subshell at the end. Thanks.

[jabbalaci]

Sorry, I found it:

poetry install --no-root

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