Essentially I cannot seem to activate my virtualenv environment which I create.
I\'m doing this inside of windows powershell through using
scripts\\a
Another quick solution I have found here (it is applicable for Windows Powershell only) is like this:
First run
Scripts\cmd
Then run
Scripts\activate.bat
At this position, your Virtualenv is activated. Now if you deactivate it and want to activate it again later in the same session of powershell, you just need to run-
Scripts\activate
There is no need to cmd or activate.bat command later.