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I have been working with py laucher on Windows for years.
I recently moved to pymanager: I installed it from Windows 11 store.
I uninstalled all python first, launcher and version.
I then installed Python 3.9 and 3.14.2 Ok.

I encounter issues when upgrading to 3.14.3 just realeased this week.

Issue #1

Probably a doc issue:

  • It wasn't clear how to run the upgrade.
  • pymanager help says; pymanager install : Download new Python runtimes, or pass --update to update existing installs.
  • So I executed: pymanager install --update 3.14.2
  • And it first looked ok: Python version is 3.14.3
  • ... but...

Issue #2

All the 3.14.2 pip loaded packages have been lost.
This was supposed to be fixed: #159
But it isn't ...

Thank you for your great job with Python.

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      Background

      I have been working with py laucher on Windows for years.
      I recently moved to pymanager: I installed it from Windows 11 store.
      I uninstalled all python first, launcher and version.
      I then installed Python 3.9 and 3.14.2 Ok.

      I encounter issues when upgrading to 3.14.3 just realeased this week.

      Issue #1

      Probably a doc issue:

      • It wasn't clear how to run the upgrade.
      • pymanager help says; pymanager install : Download new Python runtimes, or pass --update to update existing installs.
      • So I executed: pymanager install --update 3.14.2
      • And it first looked ok: Python version is 3.14.3
      • ... but...

      Issue #2

      All the 3.14.2 pip loaded packages have been lost.
      This was supposed to be fixed: #159
      But it isn't ...

      Thank you for your great job with Python.

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          How to upgrade (documentation), Preserve site-packages directories on upgrade (not fixed) #265

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          @Questionsdenombres

          Background

          I have been working with py laucher on Windows for years.
          I recently moved to pymanager: I installed it from Windows 11 store.
          I uninstalled all python first, launcher and version.
          I then installed Python 3.9 and 3.14.2 Ok.

          I encounter issues when upgrading to 3.14.3 just realeased this week.

          Issue #1

          Probably a doc issue:

          • It wasn't clear how to run the upgrade.
          • pymanager help says; pymanager install : Download new Python runtimes, or pass --update to update existing installs.
          • So I executed: pymanager install --update 3.14.2
          • And it first looked ok: Python version is 3.14.3
          • ... but...

          Issue #2

          All the 3.14.2 pip loaded packages have been lost.
          This was supposed to be fixed: #159
          But it isn't ...

          Thank you for your great job with Python.

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              How to upgrade (documentation), Preserve site-packages directories on upgrade (not fixed) #265

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              Background

              I have been working with py laucher on Windows for years.
              I recently moved to pymanager: I installed it from Windows 11 store.
              I uninstalled all python first, launcher and version.
              I then installed Python 3.9 and 3.14.2 Ok.

              I encounter issues when upgrading to 3.14.3 just realeased this week.

              Issue #1

              Probably a doc issue:

              • It wasn't clear how to run the upgrade.
              • pymanager help says; pymanager install : Download new Python runtimes, or pass --update to update existing installs.
              • So I executed: pymanager install --update 3.14.2
              • And it first looked ok: Python version is 3.14.3
              • ... but...

              Issue #2

              All the 3.14.2 pip loaded packages have been lost.
              This was supposed to be fixed: #159
              But it isn't ...

              Thank you for your great job with Python.

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                  How to upgrade (documentation), Preserve site-packages directories on upgrade (not fixed) #265

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                  Background

                  I have been working with py laucher on Windows for years.
                  I recently moved to pymanager: I installed it from Windows 11 store.
                  I uninstalled all python first, launcher and version.
                  I then installed Python 3.9 and 3.14.2 Ok.

                  I encounter issues when upgrading to 3.14.3 just realeased this week.

                  Issue #1

                  Probably a doc issue:

                  • It wasn't clear how to run the upgrade.
                  • pymanager help says; pymanager install : Download new Python runtimes, or pass --update to update existing installs.
                  • So I executed: pymanager install --update 3.14.2
                  • And it first looked ok: Python version is 3.14.3
                  • ... but...

                  Issue #2

                  All the 3.14.2 pip loaded packages have been lost.
                  This was supposed to be fixed: #159
                  But it isn't ...

                  Thank you for your great job with Python.

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                      How to upgrade (documentation), Preserve site-packages directories on upgrade (not fixed) #265

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                      Background

                      I have been working with py laucher on Windows for years.
                      I recently moved to pymanager: I installed it from Windows 11 store.
                      I uninstalled all python first, launcher and version.
                      I then installed Python 3.9 and 3.14.2 Ok.

                      I encounter issues when upgrading to 3.14.3 just realeased this week.

                      Issue #1

                      Probably a doc issue:

                      • It wasn't clear how to run the upgrade.
                      • pymanager help says; pymanager install : Download new Python runtimes, or pass --update to update existing installs.
                      • So I executed: pymanager install --update 3.14.2
                      • And it first looked ok: Python version is 3.14.3
                      • ... but...

                      Issue #2

                      All the 3.14.2 pip loaded packages have been lost.
                      This was supposed to be fixed: #159
                      But it isn't ...

                      Thank you for your great job with Python.

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                          @Questionsdenombres

                          Background

                          I have been working with py laucher on Windows for years.
                          I recently moved to pymanager: I installed it from Windows 11 store.
                          I uninstalled all python first, launcher and version.
                          I then installed Python 3.9 and 3.14.2 Ok.

                          I encounter issues when upgrading to 3.14.3 just realeased this week.

                          Issue #1

                          Probably a doc issue:

                          • It wasn't clear how to run the upgrade.
                          • pymanager help says; pymanager install : Download new Python runtimes, or pass --update to update existing installs.
                          • So I executed: pymanager install --update 3.14.2
                          • And it first looked ok: Python version is 3.14.3
                          • ... but...

                          Issue #2

                          All the 3.14.2 pip loaded packages have been lost.
                          This was supposed to be fixed: #159
                          But it isn't ...

                          Thank you for your great job with Python.

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                              @Questionsdenombres

                              Background

                              I have been working with py laucher on Windows for years.
                              I recently moved to pymanager: I installed it from Windows 11 store.
                              I uninstalled all python first, launcher and version.
                              I then installed Python 3.9 and 3.14.2 Ok.

                              I encounter issues when upgrading to 3.14.3 just realeased this week.

                              Issue #1

                              Probably a doc issue:

                              • It wasn't clear how to run the upgrade.
                              • pymanager help says; pymanager install : Download new Python runtimes, or pass --update to update existing installs.
                              • So I executed: pymanager install --update 3.14.2
                              • And it first looked ok: Python version is 3.14.3
                              • ... but...

                              Issue #2

                              All the 3.14.2 pip loaded packages have been lost.
                              This was supposed to be fixed: #159
                              But it isn't ...

                              Thank you for your great job with Python.

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