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[noamraph]

Explain that poetry install installs the scripts in the virtualenv. See #2179 for the use case.

Having a script inside the virtualenv allows it to be run from a different working directory. Both @bphunter1972 and I didn't think about running poetry install in order to create the script. So I think that saying this explicitly may help others as well.

[abn]

Maybe consider making this a note? I think it is important enough to be marked as such.

[noamraph]

Maybe consider making this a note? I think it is important enough to be marked as such.

@abn Sure!

[bphunter1972]

Doesn't poetry install install the scripts NOT into the virtual environment, but into the user's .local/bin (LINUX)?

More generally, isn't this correct:

• poetry shell creates a shell in the virtual environment which has your libraries and scripts.
• poetry install installs the the libraries and scripts into your system, which for me was my .local directory.

That's what worked for me.

[noamraph]

@bphunter1972 at least for me, poetry install added scripts to the virtualenv's bin directory.

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