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by synergy20
1214 days ago
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poetry breaks once a while for me, so I am not using it these days. pipenv used to be my first choice but it became inactive, seems it is actively under development again? a few weeks ago there is a recommendation for PDM but I have not really used it. For now I am using the pip+venv approach. By the way, you better do: `python -m pip install` instead of `pip install`, don't remember why anymore but I did read somewhere that explained the difference and I agreed on then to prefer 'python -m pip install' |
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If there are 2 installed, then "python" can refer to (say) python 3.10 and pip to python 3.9
using python -m makes you pip with 3.10