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mkobit | 7 years ago

Last time I tried, it also required that the target Python version be installed somewhere on the path. If pipenv used venv instead of virtualenv, something like pyenv to retrieve/install Python versions, and was distributed as a full executable (rather than requiring a bootstrapped Python) I would actually it.

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maccam94|7 years ago

Install pyenv and add a .python-version file to your project. pipenv will use it the pyenv installed python, and prompt to install it via pyenv if it's missing

RickSullivan|7 years ago

pipenv will do automatic python installation if you have pyenv installed [1]. Pyenv isn't bundled in the base install, but I've been using them both and have been happy switching between environments with different Python versions.

[1]: https://docs.pipenv.org/advanced/#automatic-python-installat...

theptip|7 years ago

`pipenv install --python ~/.pyenv/versions/3.6.5/bin/python` works for me, and that directory is not on my path. Did you try the more explicit `--python` flag?