On 2020-03-11, Mark Knecht <markkne...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I cannot really answer your questions about multiple python versions as
> you've outlined it.
FWIW, I'm not asking about different versions of Python. I'm asking
about different versions of Python libraries — all of which were
installed for the same version/instance of Python (3.6 in my example).
> However I've used virtualenv (and others) for this sort of thing
> where I want a specific program to run with a specific version of
> python. It's easy to use and keeps everything isolated very
> well. The downside of it is that you have to enter/exit the
> environment to use the program but I've had 5 or 6 versions of
> python installed at one time and it works fine for what it does.
That was what I was going to do if the "pip --user" method didn't work
well. In my exaple it's a unix-style command-line utility, so
wrapping it a Bash script that activates the venv should work fine.
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