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I currently am using a command within a larger bash script to start an instance of NeoVim with some options:
nvim -c "terminal"
What I would like to do is be able to execute a terminal command from the NeoVim terminal that is opened with this command. In particular, I want to execute a specific version of a Python interpreter.
Something like this:
nvim -c "terminal:~/environments/env1/bin/python"
Can something like this be achieved with NeoVim?
As described in :help :terminal, you can specify a command that will run in the terminal buffer.
nvim -c 'terminal ~/environments/env1/bin/python'
When :terminal isn't given an explicit command to run, it runs the shell.
