There are many versions of Python, and it becomes difficult to manage them all.
Often I need to install one module into 3 different versions of Python.
Is there a tool which can simplify things?
I’m on Windows.
Thanks.
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There are many versions of Python, and it becomes difficult to manage them all.
Often I need to install one module into 3 different versions of Python.
Is there a tool which can simplify things?
I’m on Windows.
Thanks.
Because some modules contain binary code which is linked agains a specific Python version, it will not be possible to instal a module only once. You will always have to install it for each installed version. But if you use pip, you should have a look at pip: dealing with multiple Python versions? Just create a batch file which calls pip for each installed version. That should at least simplify your life.