Use virtualenv. Always. Python 3 comes with it as "python -m venv". Once in the virtualenv, you don't have to worry about the various pip forms and effects, yo

Use virtualenv. Always. Python 3 comes with it as "python -m venv". Once in the virtualenv, you don't have to worry about the various pip forms and effects, you can just pio install. You can get fancier than that of course, but that's what works with stock python, on all OS.