birdseye allows you to install using a pip that does not match your python
Almenon opened this issue · comments
- Download python 2 and 3
- Make sure "python" references python 2.
- Set pip to reference python 3 pip.
- Launch vscode birdseye - it brings up installation prompt
- click on install - it installs and says install sucessful
- Close and reopen birdseye - it brings up same installation prompt.
At step 5 it should warn that the version of python being used does not match the version of pip being used.
I don't see this as a common scenario so this is a low-priority bug. (Also you can just install manually). If you run into this please comment below so I can recognize it as higher priority.
Instead of the pip
command, use python -m pip
.
Good idea! That would solve another problem too in that the user may not
have pip in their path.
On Apr 7, 2018 1:42 AM, "Alex Hall" <notifications@github.com> wrote:
Instead of the pip command, use python -m pip.
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