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Subject: Re: Strange behavior of Python Package Index
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In fact, I have tried with Python 3.6 and Python 3.7 with the same result.

It seems path where python modules are stored is different from path used by
pip installer.

The problem is in that case that command 'pip3.x list' provides a wrong
overview of real python packages installed.  There is probably a good
reason, but i do not know why.


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