You can setup Pipenv to use Conda’s Python executable and site packages directory (ref). pipenv –python=$(conda run which python) –site-packages You can check if you are indeed using your Conda environment in Pipenv: pipenv run python >>> import sys >>> sys.executable, sys.path # <directories under your Conda environment> With NumPy installed through Conda, but not … Read more
If you are installing using a pipenv environment you should always install your packages using pipenv, this way it will update your pipfile.lock file. Also be careful because pip install <package> will pretty much work anywhere, it’s not installing packages to your virtual environment, it’s installing them into your computer. Pipenv will update your Pipfile.lock … Read more
Considering your problem, as I know it the easiest way is to update to the latest version of pipenv. It is still in development, so problems are fixed very soon. We are using pipenv with docker in production. And we really like it. There are several things to keep in mind: You need to use … Read more
From looking at the docs, it looks like pipenv install will install all dependencies from the Pipfile, and update Pipfile.lock with the versions it used. pipenv sync will install the exact versions specified in Pipfile.lock. I would say sync is better for getting your environment to match what is checked in, and install is for … Read more
The docs are quite opinionated on the likely reason you have pinned versions on your requirements file: it probably came from pip freeze > requirements.txt. Of course you’ll want to specify some or all version ranges in your Pipfile, it’s just that many people have them pinned in the requirements.txt because they used to treat … Read more
How to fix the pip9.exceptions.InstallationError Make sure the version of your pip and setuptools is sufficient for manylinux2014 wheels. A) System Install sudo python3 -m pip install -U pip sudo python3 -m pip install -U setuptools B) Virtual Env / Pipenv # Within the venv pip3 install -U pip pip3 install -U setuptools Explanation For … Read more
I have a similar setup and faced a similar problem, but the solution I found was fairly simple. All of my PATH variables were already correct (from Python 3 the Windows Installer automatically does all of this). The problem The problem actually arises because of conflicting installations of virtualenv. Fix To address this problem you … Read more
No, pipenv does not support this. Per pipenv issue 1050 feature request, the pipenv authors have explicitly chosen not to implement it. Note that you can specify: python_version = “3” to allow any version of Python 3. Not exactly what you asked for, but it might be sufficient for some projects.
Your package(s) are being installed and your wheel is being built Perhaps better terminology to describe this state would be ‘Building and Locking…’ or something similar. This is especially likely to happen if you’re installing numpy, opencv, pandas, or other large packages. What’s going on in the background is that pipenv is downloading your package … Read more
Consider installing pyenv with Homebrew on macOS brew update brew install pyenv OR Clone the repository to get the latest version of pyenv git clone https://github.com/pyenv/pyenv.git ~/.pyenv Define your environment variables (For a recent MacOS you may want to replace ~/.bash_profile with ~/.zshrc as that is the default shell) echo ‘export PYENV_ROOT=”$HOME/.pyenv”‘ >> ~/.bash_profile echo … Read more