This post aims to help with managing several different Python versions on OSX without any troubles.
As usually just follow next steps:
1. $ brew update
2. $ brew install pyenv
3. Add into .bashrc:
" if which pyenv > /dev/null; then eval "$(pyenv init -)"; fi"
4. Shows list of options
$ pyenv install -l
5. Installs needed python version
$ pyenv install X.XX.XX
6. Shows installed python versions in system
$ pyenv versions
7. Sets specific version as global one
$ pyenv global X.XX.XX
8. Sets specific version as local one
$ pyenv local X.XX.XX
9. Unsets local version for python
$ pyenv local --unset
For further exploring:
10. Shows list of available commands for pyenv
$ pyenv commands
This is pretty much enough for this topic (at least for now).
As usually just follow next steps:
1. $ brew update
2. $ brew install pyenv
3. Add into .bashrc:
" if which pyenv > /dev/null; then eval "$(pyenv init -)"; fi"
4. Shows list of options
$ pyenv install -l
5. Installs needed python version
$ pyenv install X.XX.XX
6. Shows installed python versions in system
$ pyenv versions
7. Sets specific version as global one
$ pyenv global X.XX.XX
8. Sets specific version as local one
$ pyenv local X.XX.XX
9. Unsets local version for python
$ pyenv local --unset
For further exploring:
10. Shows list of available commands for pyenv
$ pyenv commands
This is pretty much enough for this topic (at least for now).
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