Is there an easy way to upgrade python version in pipenv?
See original GitHub issueThere was an error in pipenv after I upgraded python by brew upgrade python
and deleted old version by brew cleanup
.
To solve the problem, I have to run pipenv --rm
and reinstall pipenv by pipenv install
and this will installs all packages installed before.
So is there an easy way to upgrade python version in pipenv?
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I believe
pipenv install --python=/path/to/your/python
automatically rebuilds the environment.I think if you just do
It will update the pipfile if needed AND apply the change. e.g. for me i got the below: