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poetry env list
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And this way, we enter the virtual environment established by Poetry. Once inside the environment, we can perform the installation test for SOMEF detailed later.
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Now we need to access our virtual environment, to do so you have to install the [poetry plugin shell](https://github.com/python-poetry/poetry-plugin-shell) and run the following possible commands:
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- If you want to install the `shell` plugin is via the `self add` command of Poetry
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```
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poetry self add poetry-plugin-shell
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```
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- or if you used pipx to install Poetry:
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```
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pipx inject poetry poetry-plugin-shell
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```
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- otherwise if you used pip install:
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```
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pip install poetry-plugin-shell
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```
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After `shell` is set up, you can run the following comand to access the virtual environment
# # We get the first license we find from the repo
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# elif l[constants.PROP_TECHNIQUE] == constants.TECHNIQUE_FILE_EXPLORATION and constants.PROP_SOURCE in l.keys() and "api.github.com" in l_result["url"]:
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# l_result["url"] = l[constants.PROP_SOURCE]
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# checking if PROP_URL is in the keys PROP_RESULT and key "url" is not in results
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