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error: No virtual environment found

run uv venv to create an environment, or pass --system to install into a non-virtual environment

Not confirmed yet · posted Oct 28

Cause

uv pip only writes to virtual environments by default and found no active VIRTUAL_ENV or Conda env and no .venv in the current or any parent directory.

Fix

risk: low

uv venv                                # creates .venv here; later uv pip calls find it without activationuv pip install -r requirements.txt

Don’t try

add --system as the message offers — it targets the global interpreter; Debian/Ubuntu, Homebrew and uv-managed Pythons are marked externally managed (PEP 668), so uv refuses again.