Error message in deploy.sh #49330
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Seems to be a duplicate of archive/pillar#49258. Deploy of Blender Cloud needs a properly set up virtualenv, and needs to be able to
import pillar
.Thanks for the clarification!
This means that in order to push to production, a developer must have the virtual environment installed (which is not always the case). I propose to have an env var check as fallback for that case.
I can wholeheartedly recommend any Python developer to work from a virtualenv. In which case don't we use one?
For example, someone might be running everything in Docker (in dev mode). So he has no local dev env configured installed. In that case I think a fallback option would be nice.
To close this, I'm fine with an env var
PILLAR_DIR
as fallback/override, as long as the virtualenv also keeps working.