After installing python 3.10 in pyenv, I am receiving import errors on all my virtual envs

[mattmitchell22]

I installed python 3.10 yesterday through pyenv and created a new virtual environment with that version of python. Everything worked fine. Now today, every virtual environment I have is giving me import errors when attempting to run python manage.py runserver for Django. Any ideas?

[native-api]

From your description, it seems that the Django installation that the manage.py belongs to belongs to a different, earlier env than the one you mentioned here.

If that's so, you need make sure the right env is selected when you work with the manage.py.

[native-api]

I am not sure if this is normal, but when I run pyenv versions, it gives a named version of the virutal env, and also a version of the virtual env under 3.9.0

This is normal.

[native-api]

It's some pathing issue I can't figure out. I have continued fooling with it, and now when I try to run the local django server in a virtualenv it says it can't find any of the packages installed. This is the case for every virutalenv I have (they are all for django projects).

As I said, find out which of the environments have your packages and make sure it is selected when you need it.

[mattmitchell22]

Something is off with pathing somewhere. Since this issue came up I tried installing django another env I just created, and it did not install django in the env, but to my system python.

[native-api]

I cannot say anything else with the information given. If you create an issue and provide the required diagnostic information, I'll be able to say more.

[mattmitchell22]

What diagnotic information are you looking for?

[mattmitchell22]

As I said, find out which of the environments have your packages and make sure it is selected when you need it.

I am not sure what you mean by this. Every environment is self-contained with the packages they need.

[native-api]

Check the README on this.