I am NOT saying there's a problem having "both" versions installed at the
same time... I am merely pointing out that, apparently, you have a chicken
and egg type issue, likely coming down to "which symlink" is created for
/usr/bin/python ... and more specifically, if it points to version 2, or
vers
Hi Russell,
Thanks for the reply. I program Python 2 and 3 on various Linux systems
but not much on Cygwin. It normally is not a problem to have both so I
didn't think it would be a problem on Cygwin. Since I have scripts for 2
on Cygwin, I'm thinking I should toss 3,at least for now, and just
First off, this *probably* isn't a Cygwin problem ... but it looks like
your environment is confused as it's using BOTH Python2 and Python3 modules
to try to fulfill the requirements (including resources that have already
been cached).
For the most part, pip and pip3 can differentiate, but there's
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