This version number is stored in the "global" file ~/.pyenv/version.Version 3.9.2 is configured as the default by pyenv global.Currently, I have the following versions of Python available to be "set" by pyenv in my projects.I use pyenv (version 1.2.26) to manage all the multiple installations of Python in my system.
I am working on an empty folder ~/py-version-example/.How pyenv global/local is used to resolve python I will try to give you a thorough walk-through. Set pyenv global to 3.8.5 (3.9.5 is not supported yet) and local to 3.7.5.Install python versions 3.7.5 and 3.8.5 via pyenv.mnt/c/Users/Saša/Documents/DataStuff/pdf_tools/.venv/bin/python
Documents/DataStuff/pdf_tools via 🐍 v3.9.5ĭocuments/DataStuff/pdf_tools via 🐍 v3.9.5ĭocuments/DataStuff/pdf_tools via 🐍 v3.9.5 took 31sĭocuments/DataStuff/pdf_tools via 🐍 v3.9.5 (.venv) Is it still using my local version or is there something wrong with my installs? How can I check if the correct python version is used after activating a virtual environment? I tried which python3 and which python but both outputs indicate the system python version and not the local pyenv version.
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