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Pyenv helps us to install, manage and switch between multiple python versions, most commonly done for testing your code across multiple python environments.
In this post, we'll have a look at getting up and running with pyenv.
If you're on MacOS, you may have some or all of the python versions listed below.
These will already be included in your path, in the case of /usr/bin, or you will have updated your PATH in your .bash_profile when installing Homebrew.
Note
You can dump your $PATH with echo$PATH|tr':''n'.
Install & setup of pyenv¶
Pyenv downloads and installs the specific python versions we need into a ~/.pyenv/versions directory on your system. You can then use pyenv to switch to the specific python version you want to use (globally or locally).
Pyenv does this by adding a shim to your $PATH which directs all python and python related tools like pip and easy_install to /.pyenv/shims/python, from here pyenv manages the various versions for us.
Installing via Homebrew. (You can find instructions for other methods on the Github page.)
You should now have pyenv installed, by default it will be installed to ~/.pyenv.
Use the which command to find the current location of the python interpreter.
You should see python being loaded from the ~/.pyenv/shims directory. pyenv currently points python to the user installed version, known as system (either your /usr/bin or /usr/local/bin).
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You can use pyenvwhichpython to show the actual location of the python interpreter it's using.
Currently with no other python versions installed, it should output the location of your existing installation (system).
Installing python versions¶
Let's install a few python versions, these will all install into ~/.pyenv/versions.
You can view all the installed versions using:
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By default pyenv will use our system default python. So when you type python, it will use the default system provided interpreter.
Switching versions globally¶
We can switch the python interpreter version we're using in 2 ways, globally, or locally.
Let's have a look at doing this globally:
You can see we switched our global python version to our newly installed 3.1.5.
Our global version is stored in the default pyenv home directory /Users/anillakhman/.pyenv/version
We now have our environment setup to use multiple versions of python.
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Tox¶
If you're using Tox and setting up an environment to test multiple python versions. The following might help you get started.
We can now successfully run our tests with py31, but if we change py31 to py32 we get the following error.
ERROR: py32: InvocationError: Failed to get version_info for python3.2: pyenv: python3.2: command not found
The python3.2 command exists in these Python versions:
3.2.6
This may be py26, py27, py31, py32, py33, py34, py35, py36 depending what version you're testing with.
Although we have 3.2 installed, we have to instruct pyenv that we want to use it globally.
Our tox test using py32 should now work as expected.
Switching versions locally¶
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You can also switch the python version you want to use locally (per project) by using a .python-version file at the root of your project.
When you enter this directory, pyenv will load the python version's specified in your .python-version. The thing 1982 review.
You can set this up manually or via the command line like so:
View the Github page for more info https://github.com/yyuu/pyenv#readme.
