fix: Bug/issue 49 #59
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- Adds support for virtual environment isolated installations like **pipx**. Of course there's no way to test this without committing and installing, so here's hoping! - Better cross platform support, since this is shaping up to be the only easy way to start workers in isolated environments. (Also untested. SOZ) Addresses #49
Can confirm that workers are now launchable when installed as an isolated virtualenv, traditional global installation and when run "non-installed" from Poetry. Addresses #49
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Fixes issues with Celery and worker module being inaccessible from a pipx virtual env.
Running an older version of Celery now (since they dropped Python 3.6) almost guarantees we're going to face dependency issues with other applications if installed globally. Pipx is an easy solution since rprox is a CLI tool.
Can confirm that workers are now launchable when installed as an
isolated virtualenv, traditional global installation and when run
"non-installed" from Poetry.
Addresses #49