Install Python 3.8 on macOS - 3 of 9 - Install & Activate a Virtual Environment with Pipenv

Install Python 3.8 on macOS - 3 of 9 - Install & Activate a Virtual Environment with Pipenv

[mateonavarrette]

I think I forgot to post my comment yesterday, but THANK YOU! My boot camp gave me this outdated-ass django tutorial and I couldn't install a virtual environment with their directions no matter how much Stackoverflow I scoured. This series has been the first to work for me so far, thanks again!

[markserranopro]

you explain the terminal so well. I've always been intimated by it

[Kuroi]

FINALLY someone explains the Mkdir thing. Thanks. You are far superior than your other associate on youtube

[neurophilosophers]

Seems like a good video to keep reference as I install a different pip package to remember exactly how to do it, but it does seem I'm all set and whatever tutorial I use or ocw will probably guide me to use specific package anyway if not already be running on a virtual environment with the packages pre loaded. Thanks for this !

[jayesh_]

06:40 - Creating Virtual Environment with PipEnv

[Abaddon]

Thanks! I was getting the command not found, but the python3 -m pipenv worked!

[kainate]

Thanks .. folks when u Get stuck at pipenv on Mac .. do all step.. than write on ur terminal homebrew (...) when that runs on terminal than follw again the video

[willhdq]

Sorry to say this, the 'requires' version is the version pipenv requires to run with, if it requires 3.9 for instance, and you're trying to do pipenv --python <path to python version 3.7>, the Pipfile will contain requires='3.9' and you get the message 'Warning: Your Pipfile requires python_version 3.9, but you are using 3.7...' pipenv check will surely fail. To bypass this, simply edit the Pipfile and change the 'requires='3.9'' to 'requires='3.7' and when running pipenv check, it will say everything is OK.

[vamshikrishna]

at 6:44 did anyone get pipenv: command not found

[jayhawkerboy]

Hello- any time I use pipenv, I always get "pipenv: command not found". Do I need to add the "python3 -m pipenv" instead every single time?

[noramirah]

in 13:24 it said if we try to creat another sheel it should show no action. taken but mine said that launching subshell instead, what should I do? Does that means that they create another environment?

[barulli]

how do you manage conda env vs pyenv envs? how does the path look like so they can co-exist ?

[poeticaspekt]

hello, I downloaded python 3.11.3 but my terminal is saying it cannot find the application.

[Ramkrishna-vizn]

How to point out the required version in bash_profile, currently pip3 is pointed to python3.6 but i would require pip3 to point to 3.8. any leads?

[weefeeman]

I followed all the steps but when I'm trying to install request it shows "ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement request (from versions: none)"

[debbyejiro]

Mine is saying (dev) at the beginning instead of my project name. Any suggestion on what I'm doing wrong?

[qxoqzoh]

do we have to install requirements & flask or are those just examples?

[SwimCraft]

When I try to install pipenv I get this message:
ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement upgrade (from versions: none)
ERROR: No matching distribution found for upgrade
How do I fix this?

[zayanasversion]

why am I getting a huge chunk of code when I type "python -v" and anything I type afterwards I get invalid syntax

[marliaren]

Hello, I followed every step u did. it's okay until the python3 -m install pipenv, but when I used: pipenv install --python python3, it says "zsh: command not found: pipenv". How do I fix this? Thank you so much.