I'm trying to run an old app that requires python < 3.7. I'm currently using python 3.9 and need to use multiple versions of python. I've installed pyenv-virtualenv and pyenv and successfully in...

I wanted to install python 3.10 but that version is not available on pyenv version list. checked by pyenv install --list. People suggested to upgrade pyenv that but I do not see help related to upd...

Edit: the answer suggested in comment or other answers I found are main for linux or for default python installed using brew. The problem I am facing is on the python version installed using pyenv ...

How do I go about removing all these virtual environments? I don't know where the directories are

Simple: Poetry is in version 1.2.x and I want to downgrade it to 1.1.x. Is there a way to simply auto-downgrade poetry on itself?

I'm trying to prevent this warning every time I create a fresh .venv: > /Users/pi/.pyenv/versions/3.10.0/bin/python -m venv .venv > . .venv/bin/activate > pip install ipykernel # or anyt...

using pyenv 2.0.3 when i'm in a folder with a python-version file, the python keeps using the system version which is 2.7.6. (not sure why it is 2.7.6 since i install 3.9.7 via brew). $ python -V P...

I'm a fan of virtual environments, and I also like to keep my virtualenvs in the root project directory. This helps me keep track of where they are and allows me to call them generic names, like .v...

Yesterday I upgraded pyenv via brew from 1.2.24.1 -> 2.0.3. Since that time now when I open any new terminal window, python is linked to the built in system Python 2 instead of my global pyenv p...

I've been using pyenv for almost two years with no problems on my system running RHEL 8.3 (Linux kernel 4.18) with Gnome 3.32.2 in X11 mode. I primarily use the fish shell but also occasionally bas...