Curt J. Sampson

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I had no idea that one could change the Python version in a virtualenv by re-running the build command. Is this documented somewhere? Anyway, when virtualenv `venv` is activated, what...

I am quite familiar with `-p`; the documentation I was asking about was the ability to reinstall an existing virtualenv.

I did a little checking, and clearly this "upgrade" idea is Something That Should Not Be Done. I created a Python 3.5 virtualenv and then re-ran virtualenv on the same...

I agree that we want to drop the idea of upgrading. I'm not sure a "fresh recreate" can even work without removing the entire virtualenv first, since it seems hard...

@gaborbernat By "source" you mean that the path from which the `python` binary comes is the same as it was previously? This actually makes sense to me, since if you've...

Oh boy. Nothing like having 1.2 and 2.0 versions of things where the 2.0 has `l2` as part of the name. I'd better put on stronger reading glasses for this...

> Did you try to run 'make probe' to redo the probe explicitly? I ran `./configure`, which after a few checks to find a preferred Make binary does: # Invoke...

> Can you check `derived/x86_64-linux-opt/config/probed_defs.mk` for the flags the probe determined for SDL2? It contains the following. Note that this is different from @MBilderbeek's Debian system above, but he doesn't...

I did a bit of debugging in `build/libraries.py`, and `SDL2_ttf.getCompileFlags()` does appear to be working correctly; it returns: `sdl2-config --cflags` `pkg-config freetype2 --cflags` On my system `sdl2-config --cflags` does produce...