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< Marc Gris> finally gave the steps in and I d like to start a new thread by asking how do you do `kedro new` if you haven t installed Kedro yet upside down face cc < Lukas Innig>

Lukas Innig · Answer

Have kedro installed in my base python

Lukas Innig · Answer

Kedro new has a low risk of version conflicts right So even if my base python kedro is a different version from the one in requirements txt I can go ahead

Juan Luis · Answer

what s your base python < Lukas Innig> a global venv `pipx` your system Python something else

Lukas Innig · Answer

I use pyenv on mac

Lukas Innig · Answer

So a `pyenv global some version`

Lukas Innig · Answer

No further envs

Lukas Innig · Answer

But sorry for spamming while this works really well for me locally it s a different story with clients Their python setup can look all sorts of ~weird~ interesting So I have done venv first then install kedro then kedro new then pip install requirements Which is a bit confusing for python newbies

datajoely · Answer

gt So I have done venv first then install kedro then kedro new then pip install requirements Which is a bit confusing for python newbies This I have always agreed with

Marc Gris · Answer

Hé hé Good point < Juan Luis> So I actually do have a global kedro installed with `pipx` and a local kedro for the project for the plugins extensions like `kedro mlflow` etc Convoluted I reckon sweat smile

datajoely · Answer

I don t know much about `devcontainers` but they may be a<https code visualstudio com docs devcontainers create dev container| useful pattern> to include in our template

Juan Luis · Answer

thanks both pray skin tone 3 your setup is in line with what I expected

Matthias Roels · Answer

Devcontainers are the best