Pipenv seems to work only in the directory where the Pipfile lives. Maybe I'm trying to use it in a way it is not designed for.
For example, I installed a tool called "leo" (an editor) and no surprise that I will go to many folders and start pipenv run Leo and it will start to install another virtual environment. What's the workaround?
It's really hard to google this but I found the best solution.
To easily activate a virtual environment anywhere with pipenv, you can use pew.
Once you pip install pew, you can easily do "pew workon myvenv".
Pew uses pipenv under the hood and it works on Windows too.
pipenv: only works in a installed folder?