Posts - Scott Robinson · @ssxio · Nov 15, 2020
macOS Big Sur - Installing pip for Python
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The new version of macOS doesn’t appear to have pip installed by default, you can install it by running this command in a Terminal window: sudo easy_install install pip Note: Make sure that you have version 12.2 of Xcode installed and that in Xcode -> Preferences -> Locations -> Command Line Tools is set to Xcode 12.2 too.
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