* VS Code configuration so much easier as you can point to the correct env using a relative path in settings.json and check that in
* Predictable paths to execute tasks / build
* No outside of development tree vens that you forget to clean up or forget to deactivate
* No different to node_modules, .git or similar when it comes to "polluting" the local project tree as you can .gitignore it
As well as ignore config in codecov, black, flake8, mypy and so on...
* VS Code configuration so much easier as you can point to the correct env using a relative path in settings.json and check that in
* Predictable paths to execute tasks / build
* No outside of development tree vens that you forget to clean up or forget to deactivate
* No different to node_modules, .git or similar when it comes to "polluting" the local project tree as you can .gitignore it