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Running pip directly from CMD? #237

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opened on Dec 11, 2025
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Using py on Windows, is it possible to run pip directly in the CMD?

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Currently, the documentation all suggests doing py -m pip (e.g. py -m pip install [name]). This works, but is cumbersome. Does it make sense for the py team to create some sort of alias so that pip is equivalent to py -m pip?

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  2. Vectorial1024 commented on Dec 11, 2025

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    OK I see this is highly related to #121 ...

    Reacted by Steve Dower
  3. Vectorial1024
    closed this as a duplicateof Include pip in path #121 on Dec 11, 2025
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