Notice that it needs openssl and NOT which is a latest dependency in homebrew python 3.7.*.
then a workaround may be to install its dependencies first (everything except sphinx-doc) $ brew install pkg-config gdbm openssl readline sqlite xz If then you will get the following error when you do pip3 install after such installation: pip is configured with locations that require TLS/SSL, however the ssl module in Python is not available. then run: $ brew install -ignore-dependencies If you are getting: # -ignore-depeError: python contains a recursive dependency on itself: If you don't have previous version to switch to, you can install Python 3.6.5_1 from previous formula this way: $ brew unlink python
=> Searching for similarly named formulae.Įrror: No similarly named formulae found. Various brew link and brew install commands that are suggested by other sites don't seem to work: ➜ brew link No such keg: brew link No such keg: brew install No available formula with the name Searching for a previously deleted formula (in the last month).Įrror: No previously deleted formula found. Interpreted, interactive, object-oriented programming language I imagine these problems will be worked out in the next week or so, but in the meantime, I'd like to rollback to Python 3.6.5.xĪ brew info python shows that previous versions are still installed and not purged: ➜ brew info python Unfortunately, Python 3.7 breaks other software I need to use (including but not limited to Ansible). A brew upgrade upgraded my system Python to Python 3.7.
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