It's normally recommended to create a virtual environment with .venv. For example: python -m venv .venv. This way, the shared environment is invisible and better. great work!!!
If I create a virtual environment and then compile it into an executable using PyInstaller, will that .exe file be flagged as a virus by antivirus software?
Be careful though, because the .exe is recognized afterwards by viruses with 7 virus declarations, these are false positives, but it is to be taken into account :) unless you add a certificate, but it is chargeable
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It's normally recommended to create a virtual environment with .venv. For example: python -m venv .venv. This way, the shared environment is invisible and better. great work!!!
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If I create a virtual environment and then compile it into an executable using PyInstaller, will that .exe file be flagged as a virus by antivirus software?
It depends on your antivirus.
Be careful though, because the .exe is recognized afterwards by viruses with 7 virus declarations, these are false positives, but it is to be taken into account :) unless you add a certificate, but it is chargeable