I have some packages installed at the user level in multiple versions of python, with different packages and some of the same installed in each. I want to make sure that when I run pip-chill it is for a particular version of python I have installed. With pip I do this by running it as a module python3.7 -m pip ... . Would it be possible to do this with pip-chill? Effectively doing python3.7 -m pip-chill ... and get the pip-chill output of that package list, guaranteeing its for the packages installed in python3.7.
Yes I know virtual environments are better for managing packages, but these were installed and set up before I got in the habit of virtual environments.
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I have some packages installed at the user level in multiple versions of python, with different packages and some of the same installed in each. I want to make sure that when I run pip-chill it is for a particular version of python I have installed. With pip I do this by running it as a module
python3.7 -m pip .... Would it be possible to do this with pip-chill? Effectively doingpython3.7 -m pip-chill ...and get the pip-chill output of that package list, guaranteeing its for the packages installed in python3.7.Yes I know virtual environments are better for managing packages, but these were installed and set up before I got in the habit of virtual environments.
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