[Bug]: The version of Python (3.9) defines how a new Python app will be treated during development, and hampers the UX.

[JeffreyPeacock]

Version

Command-line (Python) version

Operating System

Ubuntu Linux

What happened?

I am running the app locally using pyent to support the 3.9 requirement. However, I have ask the app to create an new app that requires Python 3.12. The app did ask for and helped setup an appropriate venv for the new app immediately after I inputted the requirements for the new app. However GPT-Pilot does not seem to understand how to use the target app's venv.

This has resulted in my having to run "command -requests" -- e.g., "Can I run command: pytest tests/test_db.py with 60s timeout?" -- outside of GPT-Pilot. Otherwise the pytest configured for 3.9 will fail.

Workaround: I keep a separate terminal window open to the target project being implemented in order to use the venv that was created in the beginning of the project. This allows me to say "no" to the requests from GTP-Pilot and copy/paste the command(s) into the terminal window to be run there.

Effect(s):

o This issue increases the burden on the developer and reduces the overall attractiveness of using GPT-Pilot for development.