use python3 -m when installing pipx - #631
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On Windows, it would be py -3 -m pipx, but I don't think it's worth complicating the docs by getting into those nuances.
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/cc @di since I'm pretty sure he's in charge now. :) |
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Yeah, there's an existing issue for |
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As noted in #607,
pipxmay not be on the user's PATH when installed with the--userflag. This PR adds thepython3 -mprefix when ensuring the PATH has paths pipx expects. Note that pipx now considersensurepathbest practice again (it's no longer deprecated).