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Describe the new feature
In the settings window, there is an additional button to switch between different pip/python distributions (e.g. C:/Program Files/Python313, %LocalAppData%/Programs/Python39/, etc). Uniget will use that pip to determine which package needs updating.
Describe how this new feature could help users
Right now, I have multiple python installations in my system (3.13 for day-to-day use, 3.9 for a specific project I'm working on in which I could not use 3.13). The pip option in UnigetUI shows the 3.9 version, not the 3.13 version. Hence I could not see which packages needs updating for 3.13, which is the version I use the most.
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Describe the new feature
In the settings window, there is an additional button to switch between different pip/python distributions (e.g.
C:/Program Files/Python313
,%LocalAppData%/Programs/Python39/
, etc). Uniget will use that pip to determine which package needs updating.Describe how this new feature could help users
Right now, I have multiple python installations in my system (3.13 for day-to-day use, 3.9 for a specific project I'm working on in which I could not use 3.13). The pip option in UnigetUI shows the 3.9 version, not the 3.13 version. Hence I could not see which packages needs updating for 3.13, which is the version I use the most.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: