> rather than the recommended #/usr/bin/env python
We recommend /usr/bin/python for packages in Debian/Ubuntu, so that they can function inside virtualenvs. Except when we *want* them to be able to import things from the virtualenv.
> which results in nose plug-ins installed in a virtualenv not being recognized.
But allows nose to work without being installed in the virtualenv.
> rather than the recommended #/usr/bin/env python
We recommend /usr/bin/python for packages in Debian/Ubuntu, so that they can function inside virtualenvs. Except when we *want* them to be able to import things from the virtualenv.
> which results in nose plug-ins installed in a virtualenv not being recognized.
But allows nose to work without being installed in the virtualenv.