I recently updated my Python version to the latest version of Python but that messed up all of the dependencies that I have downloaded. From what I can find online, it may be because the version of pip I originally downloaded the packages under differs from my current version but I can’t find a fix online. So far, I’ve tried force reinstalling packages (numpy and goombay) but they both seem to still not work since the Python version update. I’ve also tried restarting my system, updating my version of pip to the latest version, and checking my system variable path
python -m pip install --upgrade pip # Requirement already satisfied: pip in c:\users\*************site-packages (24.3.1) pip install --upgrade pip # Requirement already satisfied: pip in c:\users\************site-packages (24.3.1) python --version # Python 3.13.1 I’ve also upgraded my package manager “scoop”
I’ve seen that the Python path may be looking in the wrong folder? Is there a quick command-line remedy for that?
Any and all comments are welcome!
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r/learnpython I recently updated my Python version to the latest version of Python but that messed up all of the dependencies that I have downloaded. From what I can find online, it may be because the version of pip I originally downloaded the packages under differs from my current version but I can’t find a fix online. So far, I’ve tried force reinstalling packages (numpy and goombay) but they both seem to still not work since the Python version update. I’ve also tried restarting my system, updating my version of pip to the latest version, and checking my system variable path python -m pip install –upgrade pip # Requirement already satisfied: pip in c:\users\*************site-packages (24.3.1) pip install –upgrade pip # Requirement already satisfied: pip in c:\users\************site-packages (24.3.1) python –version # Python 3.13.1 I’ve also upgraded my package manager “scoop” I’ve seen that the Python path may be looking in the wrong folder? Is there a quick command-line remedy for that? Any and all comments are welcome! submitted by /u/Kind-Kure [link] [comments]
I recently updated my Python version to the latest version of Python but that messed up all of the dependencies that I have downloaded. From what I can find online, it may be because the version of pip I originally downloaded the packages under differs from my current version but I can’t find a fix online. So far, I’ve tried force reinstalling packages (numpy and goombay) but they both seem to still not work since the Python version update. I’ve also tried restarting my system, updating my version of pip to the latest version, and checking my system variable path
python -m pip install --upgrade pip # Requirement already satisfied: pip in c:\users\*************site-packages (24.3.1) pip install --upgrade pip # Requirement already satisfied: pip in c:\users\************site-packages (24.3.1) python --version # Python 3.13.1 I’ve also upgraded my package manager “scoop”
I’ve seen that the Python path may be looking in the wrong folder? Is there a quick command-line remedy for that?
Any and all comments are welcome!
submitted by /u/Kind-Kure
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