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Michael Lukich
7,668 PointsRemove venv
This is great in helping install virtual environments. Kenneth said that you can delete the virtual environments when you are done with them. How do you go about doing this within the terminal on a Mac?
2 Answers
Chris Freeman
Treehouse Moderator 68,460 PointsFirst, it's best to have exited the virtual env using deactivate. Then remove the venv directory:
$ cd <dir_containing_venv>
$ rm -r ./venv
Michael Lukich
7,668 PointsThank you Chris!