pip (i believe) uses gc. You can read about it here: https://docs.python.org/3.7/library/gc.html#module-gc
there are arguments that you can include to modify behavior, but now you're messing with things you really shouldn't touch and I wouldn't go there.
I rarely look at site-packages. Perhaps use something like bleachbit, but again, you better know exactly what you are doing.
My suggestion: don't look at site packages, if you want to know what's installed with pip, use
there are arguments that you can include to modify behavior, but now you're messing with things you really shouldn't touch and I wouldn't go there.
I rarely look at site-packages. Perhaps use something like bleachbit, but again, you better know exactly what you are doing.
My suggestion: don't look at site packages, if you want to know what's installed with pip, use
pip list