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windows in-place pip upgrades
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On Windows, use the Command Prompt windows in Administrator mode. Then type command python -m pip install --upgrade pip
I hope it works for you. That’s how I got it to work an Window 10
Good luck.
I hit this today while diving-into the fresh Windows Python user experience. It was terrible. Can we make
-mautomatic for that command? (perhaps give upgrading pip it’s own command?)No user should ever have to see this, especially after running exactly the command pip told them to run.