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iforgot22 | 1 year ago

All a Mac user has needed to do was install from https://www.python.org/downloads/ and then run python3 in the shell. Even if you use MacPorts or brew or conda or whatever, there's a distinct command to run Python 3 instead of 2.

I get that Python's package manager situation is terrible, but like the other user said, you only need built-in packages to spit out a config json or whatever.

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threeseed|1 year ago

So you would then you end up with three Python3 installations.

And if you install from the website it doesn’t override the path. So will still be using the Apple or Homebrew one.

iforgot22|1 year ago

If you install it 3 times then yeah, but even then, all 3 of them will still work.

But I could've sworn the python.org installer set the PATH. If not, that's kinda annoying.