Code-Hero: Change the default Python version

This documentation is part of the Python guide. View the full guide here: Using Python with Code-Hero.

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If you want to use a different Python version, follow these steps:

1. Update all plugins:

   asdf plugin update --all
   

2. List all available Python versions:

   asdf list all python
   

3. Install your chosen version:

   asdf install python <VERSION>
   

After installing the desired version, decide whether to apply it globally or locally.

1. To use the version globally (across all directories), run:

   asdf global python <VERSION>
   

2. To use the version locally (in your current directory), run:

   asdf local python <VERSION>
   

   The local command generates a .tool-versions file in your current directory with the chosen version details.

Confirm that the correct Python version is active by running:

python -V