Closed StoneCypher closed 3 years ago
Thank you! I usually use pip
for Python3 in Windows which makes no issue. For Linux/Mac, pip never works for Python3.
I will update the documentation to reflect upon that soon.
For me it does not make any difference on Windows to use pip -V oder pip3 -V is resolved by the same version. Linux still has python 2.x under the hood, as far as I know, why it does make sense to be sure in choosing the right instance of a package manager. Whilst working with env this might again be not that important, since the env's version is used.
The documentation of the latest release of PyGAD 2.14.0 is updated to only use pip3
.
If it's
pip3
anywhere, it'spip3
everywhere. Windows getspip3
frompython3
just like everybody else