Update Python in virtual environment

Hi, I have a Python project in a vrtualenv that is using Python 3.13.3. Now I want to update the virtual environment to use Python 3.13.5 (which is already on my system). I do NOT want to configure the project to use the system's 3.13.5, I want 3.13.5 to go in the virtual environment. How can I do that?

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Hi Suzie Creamcheese,

Please try the following steps:

- Re-create the virtual environment using Python 3.13.5 as a base interpreter

- Install all required project dependencies into the newly created virtual environment

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Ok, done that. The project works in 3.15.5 now. How can I connect this to the github repo where the 3.15.3 project was stored?

 

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Suzie Creamcheese, would the instructions outlined on this page be helpful in this case?

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It probably will ;-) Thanks for your help!

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> Any tips on branding or tools to streamline web dev in PyCharm? What’s everyone else working on?

Could you please share more details on your technology stack? What exactly do you mean by “web dev”?

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