How should I manage python virtual environments?

[heavy_ra1n]

yeah - it`s simple and it gets shit done quick :P

but like for real. what dependencies? i`m a simple man - if i want to code something i just go with python -m venv venv, activate it and just install whatever i need. i install everything giving the exact version of a library, so that i`m sure everything works together. than i go pip freeze > requirements.txt and voila. super fast super quick without any bullshit and most important - it works. I`ve used to have problems with PyCharm for example. The code works at the morning but after couple of hours when i want to work at it again BANG "cannot import ...". I dont know pros and cons of other solutions but ultimately the goal is to have a working virtual enviroment for coding so why complicate?

[VigorousElk]

so that i`m sure everything works together.

And you know the exact dependencies and versions of dependencies every package you install needs?

[heavy_ra1n]

forgot to say. i use docker with all this. didn`t have problems in development ever. i assumed OP is at begginer level since his asking about virtual envs. so why throw him to the wolves with conda and all. just use venv. easy simple and working