Pyenv: install virtualenv in project directory

[marcosfede]

Hi, I wonder if its possible to install the virtualenv on the projects directory instead of installing it in .pyenv/versions .
there are many tools that assume you have your venvs on the same directory like vscode.

Is there any flag I can add to pyenv virtualenv to do this?

[yyuu]

You can just create virtualenv in any location. To use it from pyenv, create symlink to the environment in ~/.pyenv/versions

[vc5]

In VS Code,you can just use ctrl +p then type python:select wordspace interpreter

[cirosantilli]

I wish there would be a more "managed" way of doing this, rather than forcing users to make symlinks.

Does it work if you just install pip install virtualenv from inside pyenv?