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Intro
Install pyenv on Windows 10/11
Install Python through pyenv
Set a specific Python version in a PowerShell
Set global Python version with pyenv
Install latest Python release candidate with pyenv
Set a specific Python version for a project
Using Python virtual environments with pyenv
Use Python virtual environments in VSCode
Outro
Several newbie questions about coexistence of Homebrew and pyenv on MacOSX Yosemite. These are the things that I am still confused about after applying my level of google-fu to the subject. Sorry for the length, but I wanted to be as clear as possible.
Would this give me a setup where all my brewing used brew's python or python3 (1 assume I still need an alias such as that above to make sure pyenv's versions are not found first in my PATH), and everything else outside of brew would use pyenv's pythons? Is this a bad idea for any reason?
A clarification: Homebrew uses system Python whenever it doesn't make a difference exactly which Python 2.7 it uses (which is pretty common). If you build something -- with-python, that will use the first Python in PATH, if that Python is Python 2.7. Otherwise, Homebrew will install and use Homebrew python.
Building boost-python against whatever python 3.4 will work with any other python 3.4. It will probably not work with python 3.5. (This used to be more complicated, but it isn't, anymore!)