How can I see the current version of packages installed by pipenv?

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Sam picture Sam · Jan 22, 2019 · Viewed 26.2k times · Source

I'm managing my Python dependencies with pipenv. How can see the currently installed versions of packages?

I could examine Pipfile.lock, but is there a simpler way from the command line?

Answer

dvijparekh picture dvijparekh · Jan 22, 2019

1.go in project folder.
2.first activate pipenv type pipenv shell.
3.type pip freeze

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