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I install py3.6 in dir A but later I install py3.7 in dir B. But I prefer to use py3.7 so I replace the whole dir A with dir B(A is filled with py3.7 and B does not exist anymore).
Now, my pip is using path:B but it does not exist anymore so I need to change it.
HELP!

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I use

python -m pip uninstall pip

and install it again with easy_install BUT now it said something cannot import main

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Then replace the old path with the new one at the new one: enter image description here

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Try setting the environment variable:

PIP_TARGET=/path/to/pip/dir

https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/user_guide/#environment-variables

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Where from? Where does this "PIP_TARGER" thing exist?
The environment variable is a concatenation of the prefix PIP_ and the CLI option (in uppercase, dashes replaced with underscores). For example, the --target option (used with pip install) in environment variable form is PIP_TARGET.

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