run --python doesn't seem to work about pyperformance

[vstinner]

What is your platform? Mac OS X or Windows?

You can debug using the venv command:

$ python3 -m performance venv create --python=python2
(...)
The virtual environment venv/cpython2.7-a845ea3b7d3d has been created

$ venv/cpython2.7-a845ea3b7d3d/bin/python --version
Python 2.7.12

[vstinner]

You may also try to avoid completly the usage of a virtual environment using the internal --inside-venv command line option. But you must install performance/requirements.txt using pip:

python -m pip install -r performance/requirements.txt
python -m performance run (...) --inside-venv

Note: I didn't try :-)

[vstinner]

The issue doesn't seem to be fixed, why closing it? What is your OS?

[vstinner]

I tried this command on Windows:

\Python35\Python -m performance run -b call_simple -o json --fast --python=\Python27\python.exe

Thanks to the issue #11, I directly got the confirmation: the benchmark was run on Python 2. By the way, it created a virtual environment called venv\cpython-27-(...).

So at least on Windows with the development version, run --python works ;-)

[brettcannon]

I closed it because I thought you suggested it was just on my end and being sick and such was leading me to not taking the time to valid, so instead of letting this just sit here I figured it was better just to close.

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I also tested performance on Mac OS X: performance 0.2.3 (master branch) works well ;-)