[Qgis-user] Install Python packages on Mac with other Python installations

[Thayer Young]

 Assuming you are using the single installer downloaded from the QGIS website pretty much everything is in the QGIS.app package in your Applications folder. 
For more detail: from Settings select Options and then the System tab. That lists all of the paths to the various pieces that make Q run, and lets you set environment variables, etc..
-Thayer

Date: Mon, 18 May 2020 19:37:39 +0000
From: Bill Farrand <farrand at SpaceScience.org>
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I am trying to install a QGIS plug-in (Enmap Box) to QGIS3.12 on my Mac running Mojave and it requires several additional Python packages. My default Python now is an anaconda version. I can disable that and it goes to the native OSX Python 2.7. I’m not sure how to set the Mac terminal window to something where I can install Python packages to the version of Python that QGIS 3.12 goes to by default. Alternatively, perhaps there is a way to change an environment variable in QGIS to one of my already existing Python installations?

Thanks…

  
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