Pyenv For Windows
A Simple Python Version Management Tool. It Allows You To Easily Switch Between Multiple Versions Of Python.
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A Simple Python Version Management Tool. It Allows You To Easily Switch Between Multiple Versions Of Python.
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Uninstall Installed Python If Present (Along with Environment Variables).
If You Are Using Windows 10 1905 or Newer: Start Menu -> App Execution Aliases -> Disable Python Related Aliases.
Install Pyenv With PowerShell:
If You Get UnauthorizedAccess Error, Run Windows PowerShell As Administrator and Run Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Scope LocalMachine Command. Then Run The Above Command Again.
Reopen PowerShell.
Run pyenv --version Command To Check If The Installation Was Successful.
Run pyenv install -l Command To Check The List Of Python Versions Supported By Pyenv.
Run pyenv install <version> Command To Install The Supported Version.
Check Which Python Version You Are Using and Path: pyenv version
Check If Python is Running: python -c "import sys; print(sys.executable)"
commands: Lists All Available Pyenv Commands.
local: Used To Set or Learn The Project Specific Local Python Version.
global: Used To Set or Learn The Global Python Version.
install: Used To Install One or More Versions Of Python.
uninstall: Used To Uninstall One or More Versions Of Python.
update: Used To Update The Cached Python Version Database.
rehash: Recommended To Run This Command After Changing Python Versions.
vname or version-name: Shows The Current Python Version.
version: Shows The Current Python Version and Source.
versions: Lists All Python Versions Installed With Pyenv.
Checking The Python Version: python -V
Checking Pyenv Version: pyenv --version
Which Python Version is Used and Path: pyenv which python
Which Pip Version is Used and Path: pyenv which pip
To View the List of Python Versions Supported by Pyenv: pyenv install -l
To Filter the List: pyenv install -l | findstr 3.8
Note: Python Installation Wizard May Pop Up. You Will Need To Click On The Wizard During Installation. There is No Need To Change Any Option In It. You Can Use -q Parameter For Silent Installation.
You Can Also Install Multiple Versions With A Single Command: pyenv install 2.4.3 3.6.8
To Set A Python Version As A Global Version: pyenv global 3.5.2
To Set A Python Version As A Local Version: pyenv local 3.5.2
The Local Version Will Be Used When Python is Called From Within The Folder.
To Uninstall A Python Version: pyenv uninstall 3.5.2
Pyenv Github Repo:
