Upgrading the TLJH's "USER" environment Python / Conda ...

[nmvega]

Dear Community Friends:

Is it possible to -- after installing TLJH -- upgrade it's USER Python / Conda environment to a latest version of Python? (Without breaking the rest of the platform, of course).

If yes, is there a documented procedure for doing this?

Thank you in advance! =:)

[nmvega]

Bump. =:)

Also, is there a way to remove or grey-out the Save, Save As and Export As (basically all of the Save) options from the menu?

Thank you again!

[GeorgianaElena]

Hey @nmvega 👋

When switching TLJH to Python 3.7 (ref: #433), there were also added some steps on how to manually update the Python version for an existing install. You can find them here in the docs.

I will open a new issue to try to find a timeline for changing the TLJH default Python version to 3.8.

[support]

Hi there @nmvega 👋!

I closed this issue because it was labelled as a support question.

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[nmvega]

Hey @nmvega

When switching TLJH to Python 3.7 (ref: #433), there were also added some steps on how to manually update the Python version for an existing install. You can find them here in the docs.

I will open a new issue to try to find a timeline for changing the TLJH default Python version to 3.8.

Hi @GeorgianaElena Thank you! I appreciate that.