Single-binary Windows CLI that manages Python virtual environments: one on/off in PowerShell, CMD and Git Bash; find, unlock, repair and prune venvs. uv creates, venvctl manages.
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you just create your virtual environment, you never manage those here is a cool tool i just found for managing those 100s and 1000s of virtual environments you play around with working with python on…
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fuck you windows: github:
@Kcodess · x.com
ran one command on my laptop and found 77 python venvs i’d forgotten about. 15.8 GB venvctl scan does that across every drive on windows. free, open source
@Kcodess · x.com
one command in your powershell, cmd and git bash 1. venvctl on / off 2. venvctl nuke → names the process locking 3. your venv, never kills your editor 4. venvctl scan → finds old venvs on every drive
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