Uncaught Error: "find" command fails on Linux about virtualenv HOT 6 CLOSED

That's great. Thank you. I'll take a look at this tonight/early tomorrow.

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The maxdepth option isn't exactly the same, but it will work.

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Great! I confirm the bug is now solved and the package is working on my system. Thank you!

(Hope this won't bother you:) I'd like to point out just an issue, not directly related to your package. I'm using linter-pylint and I keep receiving E0611 errors from it, so the linter doesn't take into account the new environment and keep looking for imported packages existence on the system path.
I'm not able to understand if your package have to support the linters or the other way around (the latter is the one that seems much probable to me). If you can assure me that is the linter that have to do something in order to support your package, I'll try to open a feature request on their Issue tracker.

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Do you have pylinter install in the virtualenv you're trying to use? If you don't it will always try and use the system one. There's also some strangeness involved when you first install it into a virtualenv if there is already another pylint in installation. I'm looking into how I can work around that.

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I have found that having pylint installed into the virtualenv that I want to use causes the pylint plugin to work great and that switching envs switches the version that is used. Let me know if this is not the case for you.

P.S. @dappiu thanks for caring enough to provide feedback.

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Sorry, my mistake, having pylint installed in the virtualenv works perfectly fine, I just didn't noticed I fell into this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16061514/pylint-pylint-unable-to-import-flask-ext-wtf
It's a problem that exists just between Pylint and Flask extensions imported from a "virtual" package.
I'm just thinking that having pylint installed inside the virtualenv is a bit nasty, as I cannot do ``pip freeze >> requirements.txt` anymore, as this will output even pylint and its dependencies but that's another story! :)
I'm glad to help when I can ;)

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