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I have both Python 2.7 and 3.6 installed (by Homebrew). When running pip-review, it only tries to update python2.7/site-packages/ (as would pip or pip2 list them).
Is there a way to force pip-review to update Python 3 packages? A kind of pip-review3 or pip-review --python3? (I have looked at --help and issues here but haven't found a solution...)
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@jgonggrijp It works, but does the exact same as pip-review (only updates python2.7 dependencies), even though it is installed as a python3.6 package...
Oh, I understand. I believed this was already fixed because of #44. However, that pull request hasn't been merged yet. Which is my fault. I will try to bring out a new release asap.
In the meanwhile, your best option is probably to use a virtualenv.
I have both Python 2.7 and 3.6 installed (by Homebrew). When running
pip-review
, it only tries to updatepython2.7/site-packages/
(as wouldpip
orpip2
list them).Is there a way to force
pip-review
to update Python 3 packages? A kind ofpip-review3
orpip-review --python3
? (I have looked at--help
and issues here but haven't found a solution...)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: