Poetry: easy way to find virtualenv path

[rlittlefield]

It would be helpful if there was a simple command to determine the path to the current virtualenv. I can easily enough run poetry run which python, but that may not be the first idea. This is helpful for both running commands without prefixing them with poetry run every time, and also helpful for IDEs like PyCharm that want to know where the virtualenv lives.

Something like poetry virtualenv.

[jacebrowning]

FYI: The first line of $ poetry show -v will tell you where the virtual environment is located.

Many other commands seem to do the same with -v/--verbose.

[cauebs]

@sdispater After the shell stuff, this is definitely something I can handle, hahah. What's your take on this?

[sdispater]

This will be supported in the next major version (1.0.0). See https://github.com/sdispater/poetry/pull/731 for more information.

[stephsamson]

This issue will be closed since:

• poetry show -v also already gives you this information
• PR #731 resolves this with a nicer interface than poetry show -v