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Allow specifying arbitrary Python versions/executables
See original GitHub issueE. g. with the -p/--python flag like one we have in Virtualenv:
pipenv -p python3.6
Right now it can be done by manually creating a .venv before using pipenv:
virtualenv -p python3.6 .venv
pipenv
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- Comments:9 (6 by maintainers)
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@iamale I highly recommend using pyenv to manage and select between multiple versions of Python.
Mucking around with the default system-wide python version is a good way to break random distro stuff though, even if it’s only mucked up for the current user. In #python at least, we strongly discourage people from doing that just due to the random breakage of unrelated things it can cause.
A somewhat related note, it’d be really handy to be able to have multiple venvs for a project, for different python interpreters; there isn’t always a CI tool involved, and a lot of the benefits of pipenv seem to disappear once you start trying to work with multiple interpreters.