Closed krlmlr closed 1 year ago
I'm not completely fluent with the Python toolset, but on my distros, pip
and pip3
are distinct files, but with strictly the same contents. It feels like pip
is the most generic script that would choose Python 2 if it is still installed, but Python 2's support has ended in 2020 (see releases), so it should not be in any up-to-date distro.
pip
is not available on my macOS M2, and pip3
is. It might be the safer choice?
pip
is not available on my macOS M2, andpip3
is. It might be the safer choice?
Didn't know that. I agree with you that it seems like a safer choice. Could you rebase your branch and add an entry in the CHANGELOG.md, please?
Like in the Changed section:
* Documentation: prefer `pip3` over `pip` to ensure it works everywhere
from developer instructions.
pip
might be unavailable.