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I accidentally did a system-wide install of flask and sqlalchemy. I “sudo pip install”ed both of them, and now I’m wondering how i can uninstall both of those off my system. I already have virtualenv all set up, so I don’t want flask or sqlalchemy attached to my system. I read that having it directly installed can cause problems when working with different frameworks and different versions of a framework.
Is it a problem that I did a system-wide install of these packages?
sudo pip uninstall flaskshould do the trick. And yes, having it installed globally can cause issues if you’re working with different versions of other packages.