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We have a python application that runs in all our environments on python 3.8.8. I would like to see if upgrading it to python 3.11 and the respective packages will cause anything to crash and burn.

I have created a virtual environment on the dev server using venv. When I activate this virtual environment and do a python --version it displays 3.8.8. I have also installed python 3.11.1 but during the installation i chose not to add environmental variables or update the path just incase it would start defaulting to 3.11.1 which would affect the work of other teams.

I have tried running python -m venv --upgrade path\to\my\venv without the venv activated and it seems to work because i dont get any error and it returns to the command prompt. However when i activate the venv and check the version it is still 3.8.8.

My questions are, if i have multiple python versions installed how do i tell venv to use a specific one and for this to all work should i have updated the path and the environmental variables for the new version of python during the install?

Alot of posts online are about virtualenv. Should i use this instead?

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