How to properly use new version of a Package in Python (patsy)? Have already Installed, but it continues to use the old version

Asked Sep 12 '19 at 22:36

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On my Python 3.7.2, I need the package patsy 0.5.1
1. -pip install patsy (led to 0.5.1) being installed
2. The following code still shows patsy 0.5.0 import patsy patsy.__version__
3. pip uninstall patsy AND pip uninstall patsy==0.5.0 lead to only 0.5.1 being uninstalled

Is this a problem specific to this package? Or is there a generally accepted safe way to do this? Are cleanups like this usually necessary?

Is manually deleting any patsy 0.5.0 folders not advised?

asked Sep 12 '19 at 22:36

Shaner

Show us the output of `pip --version` and `python --version`. – John Gordon Sep 12 '19 at 22:39
@JohnGordon the versions are pip --version: pythonpip 19.2.3 python -- version: Python 3.7.2 – Shaner Sep 14 '19 at 04:25
@JohnGordon hmm, patsy version 0.5.1 seems to be working now. I had tried closing and opening my workbook in Jupyter Notebook. It seems I had to restart the whole session. (It's the only thing I did different today) – Shaner Sep 14 '19 at 05:57

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