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I felt like if I installed Python 3 I'd still need Python 2 around. Didn't have a solid setup for supporting both and still being able to use virtualenvwrapper
by jpdlla 11y ago
I felt like if I installed Python 3 I'd still need Python 2 around. Didn't have a solid setup for supporting both and still being able to use virtualenvwrapper et al. I think I can just wrap some aliases like mkvirtualenv2.7 and mkvirtualenv3.3. Any better ideas are welcome.
- Alex3917 11y agoHow about pyenv (not to be confused with pyvenv), and pyenv-virtualenv? They are designed for solving this problem.