For sure, yes, they're distinctly named formulae and thus subject to their own install, remove, and version bump lifecycle management IIRC the trick is that th

For sure, yes, they're distinctly named formulae and thus subject to their own install, remove, and version bump lifecycle management IIRC the trick is that the "at" versions don't get "brew link"-ed by default, since they'd almost certainly smash on top of the non-at binaries or manpages or whatever. Using `PATH=$(brew --prefix "python@3.7")/bin:$PATH` or ones favorite context switching gizmo will help, or (with the python ones specifically) using `$(brew --prefix "python@3.7")/bin/python -m venv ...` is a great way to avoid having a lot of special env-var silliness