I try to create a clean Pkg environment, completely independent from my “normal” default one with packages, and cannot get it right: ➜ mkdir tmp ➜ cd tmp ➜ julia --startup-file=no (v1.1) pkg> activate . (tmp) pkg> status Status `~/julia/tmp/Project.toml` (empty environment) julia> using <…

[image] mauro3: I think you need to set the LOAD_PATH . Yes. Assuming you have the default LOAD_PATH in the example above you have the following stack: [ @, # for active project @v#.#, # global environment for the current julia version @stdlib # Julias standa…

Thank you, this works! I guess Pkg docs was the wrong place for me to look for this particular thing. And how do I set LOAD_PATH without env variables, that is from inside julia? Do I really have to delete elements which are not “@” one by one, as it seems impossible to assign the whole array?

It would be good to document those things in the Pkg manual too. Do you want to contribute with that? [image] aplavin: And how do I set LOAD_PATH without env variables, that is from inside julia? Do I really have to delete elements which are not “@” one by one, as it seems impossible to assign …

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mauro3 March 22, 2019, 7:42am 2

I think you need to set the LOAD_PATH. See also How to install packages which are needed only for development

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