Not possible to install specific(major.minor.micro) python version with pyenv while creating new project

[pgrzesik]

I'm trying out the feature with installing python versions with pyenv (awesome work!) and I stumbled accross this one:

➜  pipenv --python 3.4
➜  Warning: Python 3.4 was not found on your system…
➜  Would you like us to install latest CPython 3.4 with pyenv? [Y/n]:

Which is expected behavior, however if I want to specify micro version e.g. 1, it doesn't offer option to install with pyenv witch results in:

➜  pipenv --python 3.4.1
➜  Warning: Python 3.4.1 was not found on your system…
➜  You can specify specific versions of Python with:
  $ pipenv --python path/to/python

Is that the correct behavior ?

[pgrzesik]

Update:
I checked out how it's working and I understand that it's due to how versions are mapped in pipenv/cli.py.
Do you think it would be possible to make it work with major.minor.micro python versions?
Thanks for your awesome work!

[kennethreitz]

Not at this time. You should always be using latest if any minor release, always.

[kennethreitz]

support for python_full_version has now been added, as well as specifying minor releases.

[kennethreitz]

however, it's difficult to find them on your path, so they may not be available.

[AlJohri]

related https://github.com/kennethreitz/pipenv/issues/588

[kennethreitz]

no longer difficult to find them on your path! we did magic :)