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It is a pretty common pitfall to run a globally installed command that was reinstalled within the active virtualenv. Right after local virtualenv installation, the shell still resolves installed command to the global one, until user enters hash -d (or rehash in ZSH).
Since this will most likely make pip-check-reqs fail, we should warn when this happens.
Extra points for making the warning text yellow when stderr is a TTY.
It is a pretty common pitfall to run a globally installed command that was reinstalled within the active virtualenv. Right after local virtualenv installation, the shell still resolves installed command to the global one, until user enters
hash -d
(orrehash
in ZSH).Since this will most likely make
pip-check-reqs
fail, we should warn when this happens.Extra points for making the warning text yellow when stderr is a TTY.
See also #82.
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