How to Install and Run Multiple Python Versions on Windows 10/11 | pyenv & virtualenv Setup Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 31 лип 2024
- This video will show you how to install and run different Python versions on Windows 10/11 using pyenv. You will learn to seamlessly switch between multiple Python versions and set specific Python versions for dedicated folders. Additionally, we will set up virtual environments (virtualenv) for your Python projects and use them in Visual Studio Code.
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⏰ Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:55 Install pyenv on Windows 10/11
4:54 Install Python through pyenv
5:57 Set a specific Python version in a PowerShell
6:34 Set global Python version with pyenv
6:58 Install latest Python release candidate with pyenv
7:36 Set a specific Python version for a project
8:26 Using Python virtual environments with pyenv
9:59 Use Python virtual environments in VSCode
12:02 Outro
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Thank you tremendously for this video--you beautifully outlined or "colored-in" what was missing from the GitHub docs to run versions and even virtual environment with VS Code. Brilliant. Thank you. 🙂
Probably one of the best tutorial videos i've seen, thank you!!
Glad it was helpful!
Hey there! massive thanks for this tutorial! Seriously, it's hands down one of the best I've come across. Your explanations were super clear, and those ready-made commands? Genius move! Saved me a ton of time and hassle, so cheers for that. Keep up the awesome work, and I'll definitely be keeping an eye out for more of your tutorials
Just under 5 minutes in and already an absolutely perfect tutorial, great work!
Thank you, I'm happy you like the video!
Thank you! I couldn't follow other vids but yours was the one.
This is an incredible tutorial. It's straight to the point and tells you everything you need to know to get started. Thank you!
after multiple iterations, it took me this one video to get it right. thank you!
I can't thank you enough Sir. This is just what I wanted to solve my problem. Also, got to know about pyenv and I'll use it now onward.
Thanks mate. Very informative and easy to follow. Good Job!
This was completely necessary for someone like me running full time linux and having to work sometimes on windows with no idea how to even "cd" or "ls -l" on windows. Thank god the powershell has those commands.
This is very helpful and straight forward! Thank you for your effort on this video!
I'm happy you enjoyed the video!
You are such an excellent Python master. Awesome job solving this really important topic
Wow, thank you so much for the step by step explanation, it was really helpful!
thank you. this quick tutorial is very useful - it saved my day indeed - your voice is understandable and clear - which is not so obvious nowadays.
Thank you, for your comment. You made my day!
Thank you so much K0nze!!
This tutorial is the best about pyenv in youtube!!!
You saved my life a lot of times.
The first time I watched it was in 2022 and today you helped me again !!
God bless you so much !!!
Best video on virtual_env on windows! keep it up, dude!
Big thumbs up to you. This is amazing. Thanks for making the video
Appreciate the video! Very informative!
THANK YOU for a great video. HUGE FAN! Liked and Subscribed!
Excellent tutorial! Thank you so much
Good video. I was finally able to get this running
Best tutorial (trust me I have gone through a lot and this is the only one that works)
for people whose "python -V" is showing old version after pyenv shell NEW_PYTHON_VERSION, head over to search bar and type "Manage app execution aliases" and untoggle all the python related thing, check if the command works now in a new terminal, if not then you have to uninstall all the previous instances of python installed from control panel while having already done the first step above. It should solve the issue. Enjoy folks!! Nice video dude
Thank you!
Thank you so much man you made it look easier!!!!!!❤❤
Thank you so much. This is exactly what I needed. Very easy and straight to the point.
I'm happy I could help you set pyenv up on your system.
Very helpful tutorial. Now my device able to run multiple versions of python. 👍🏽
I'm you enjoyed the video Nur!
Thank you so much. It was really really helpful.😃
I'm glad the video was helpful for you Priyanka!
Very helpful. Thank you very much!
Glad it was helpful!
Great video!! thanks!! greetings from Cuba!
Really awesome, thank you! Unfortunately am using Git Bash and have to switch to power shell beside that it is perfect.
Best VENV video out there
Thank you very much, was really helpful
This saved my rear, thanks a bunch.
You can tell this video is good because I have a room temp IQ and I was able to understand this. Well done.
Thank you for this great tutorial! Very clear and usefull! :) I am currently working in my master disertation in engineering and I need a way to switch between python versions in a easy way!
I'm happy I could help you out with this video Jose! A wish you all the best with your master's thesis project.
GREAT ! Thanks a lot !
thanks for this video. really save my beeware android project.
You're a monster, really nice video
Maan you are soo good!
So good. Thank you
Using the the command pyenv shell 3.7.9 does not change the python version to 3.7.9 rather gives me my default system python version
Same here
Did u find any solution
@@victorvicky5710 I finally used virtual environments. I did not use pyenv again.
Great video, this has helped me alot. This is something I have struggled with for a while.
The only question I have is around installing python packages/modules in the virtual environment such as numpy, scikit, matplotlib etc.
Would this be as simple as using pip while in the virtual environment? Are these installed packages persistent when the environment is deactivated and activated again? If not is there a way to have these as a present to be installed every time the venv is activated?
your video saved me
very good, thanks
Amazing instruction video. Is it possible that you could list out the steps that are 1 time and which steps are to be repeated each time a new virtual environment is needed?
Thank you Sir!
I'm happy to help Gautam!
Clear and well made video. Thank you !
I'm happy the video was helpful for you.
would you use wsl for python development on windows if you are collaborating with other people on different os?
Thanks for the nice video. One question though: VS code does not recognize the .venv automatically for me, also not after creating settings.json and/or launch.json. I have to select it manually. Are there prerequisites for VS Code to select the .venv automatically?
THANK YOU
Really Thanks :,,V
Thank you for the video. How do see the list of the different virtual environments installed in the system. Can something like pyenv plugin like pyenv- virtualenv or similar be used.
Thank you!
I got a problem though,
I followed the instructions but when I entered "python -V" it just returned the current python version on my system which is 3.10.1, while I installed and activated the 3.8.2 in pyenv;
Can u help me out with this issue?
same with me
Mines as well
I fixed it by removing the old python path from the system environment.
@@ItsMe-yr6pj Thank you !! this helped me as well!
Thank U! I've searched a lot for such a wonderful solution
I'm happy I could you with a solution to your problem!
Thank you
I'm having issues with an error specified as 'The system cannot execute the specified program'. This happens when I try to run 'pyenv install -l. Is there any way you can help?
THank you so much, does this mean i can select the pyenv as an interpreter in pycharm?
This is a good video and Thanks a lot for sharing this tutorial. But I have a question After we set python 3.10 to the local folder "Python Test" and how to delete that python 3.10 on local?
Thanks!
You are welcome Shehan!
Thank you very much. Everything is explained very simply and easily
I'm happy the video was helpful for you!
Sir, I'm having a problem with python-openssl with Ubuntu 22.04. How to fix?
Super hilfreiches Video!
Der Teil mit settings.json ist wohl nicht mehr nötig, das macht VSCode mitlerweile automatisch. Allerdings zeigt es im Terminal nicht an, dass man in einer (.venv)ist.
Super praktisch und als Anfänger konnte ich jetzt einen simplen pyemv-installer machen, der mir automatisch ein passendes Environment zu meinem Projekt aufsetzt 😊
what if I want to change the version of python in vscode? What shell I do?
Thank you! That was really helpful!
I'm happy I could provide you helpful content
Thanks for the guide, well made!
I'm happy the video was helpful for you Yanis!
Thanks man you fix my problem, th think is that the CurrentUser ExecutionPolicy have to be unrestricted, for me, before the installation work.
How can i disable temporarily this and use the python installed on the system instead?
Do we need to install 1 version of python to path so we can install pyenv?
I keep getting "Unable to locate package python-openssl" error when trying to run the pyenv dependencies
you are the best
ok so what do I do if I get to pyenv shell, and when i do python -v i get a huge amount of text back - presumably because i have system python on windows that is 3.10 ... i'm trying to do all this so i can run a thing that needs python 3.8
thanks
Super
Is running the command-prompt as admin the same as using powershell?
What happens if you already have multiple python versions already installed, before you've installed pyenv?
I sometimes have to run a windows setup exe or a whl to install a specific python package.. (for example PyQt 5.4 can't be installed via pip), how would this work with pyenv/virtualenv?
I'm actually only interested in building EXEs from 2 python versions.. Python 3.4.4 (32-bit for WinXP) and Python 3.11.1 (64-bit). Would it be easier in my case to just change the PATH whenever I want to switch between? What would pyenv/venv add?
thank you! But what if I haven't admin rights?
This is a great tutorial on pyenv, thanks very much.
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the video Shay!
Лучший 👍
Very good and well instructive, thank you very much.
I'm happy you enjoyed the video and that it was helpful for you Jesus!
:v thank you thank you very much
this was awesome! i leant a lot!!
I'm happy the video was helpful for you and that you learned some new things!
I had the problem that I installed the 3.10.8 version in pyenv, but python -V showed me the 3.11.1 version which I had installed directly in my pc. Solved the problem by uninstalling 3.11.1 and installing it in pyenv. Hope it helps someone who has had the same problem
Thank you! I had to uninstalled three versions I had in my pc.
Thanks, i want to try this because my python 3.10.6 wont download tts from python as a requirement and believe i need 3.9 or lower. I was hoping i could just install a second copy as creating the pyenv and stuff im not sure how thatmworks with oogabooga so i dont lose stabls diffusion python
Is it really safe to set Set-ExecutionPolicy unrestricted?
What is the purpose of the launch JSON (at 11:20)?
Using the the command pyenv shell 3.8.6 does not change the python version to 3.8.6 rather gives me my default system python version...how to fix this
Mines as well
I installed 3.10.6 with the "penv install 3.10.6" but every time i try to swap to it or set it as global it shows me that i am on 3.9.12 afterwards. Is there a way to tell what I did wrong?
I want to use python 3.10.6 for Stable diffusion while using a newer version of python for the rest of my system. Is this even the correct way to achieve that? I am here because I tried to install 2 python versions on WIn 10 and while installing python 3.10.6 it just told me that there is already a python verison on my pc so i cant install another. :(
What's the hardware minimum requirements for?
11:30 I can't find "Module Debug a python file by invoking it with '-m'"
The term 'pyenv' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check
the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again.
4:10
I already have python 3.11 and did not work for me. In pyenv I see 3.9.6 but normally '> python -v' returns 3.11.0 by the way it was really good
how can i undo global version?
welldone job
Thank you Ahmed! I'm happy you liked the video!
Thanks mate really helpful
I'm happy the video was helpful for you Prateek!
Hey konze, I have installed 3.10.11 then created a venv. 'pyenv version' gives 3.10.11 but 'python -V' gives output 3.9.7
i tried pyenv global 3.10.11, still python -v is 3.9.7
Can you help with why is this happening?
I get this error> pyenv : The term 'pyenv' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check
the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again. And I did exactly what he said in the video. I have windows 11.
Thank you a lot. this is very easy and clearly explained vdo. Thank again.
I'm happy this video was helpful for you Preutti!
I was with you until 'pyenv shell #' didn't actually change the output of "python -V". '"python local" made the version file but the -V isn't changing.
Check with get-command maybe you have another version of python that is also in the PATH that is picked up instead
it worked like a charm friend :)
I'm happy that it worked out great for you!
can you please add a video on how to use python Poetry