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3.6.2 is latest stable release right? And "path length" - Fran_3 - Jul-31-2017
1 - Just confirming 3.6.2 is latest stable release... right? (for Windows 10 install)
2 - At end of install it asked me for OK to exceed normal 2xx character path length... I didn't click it. How to get the option back?
3 - I let Python install deeply in C:\Users\user_name\AppData\Local\Programs\Python
3a - Is path link an issue because I let Python install so far down in the path as above?
3b - If I uninstall and reinstall at c:\Python will path link be an issue... assuming I don't bury stuff way down a path?
Thanks for any help.
RE: 3.6.2 is latest stable release right? And "path length" - snippsat - Jul-31-2017
I have a tutorial that should answer these question Python 3.6 and pip installation under Windows.
Part-2 can also look at.
RE: 3.6.2 is latest stable release right? And "path length" - DeaD_EyE - Jul-31-2017
- datetime.date.today()... yes
- https://docs.python.org/3/using/windows.html#removing-the-max-path-limitation
- I am not sure about this.
RE: 3.6.2 is latest stable release right? And "path length" - Fran_3 - Aug-01-2017
Thanks folks. We b rockin' now :-)