Deepstack's, old version of Python is (creating multiple Python processes)

[Kulgan]

The Old Version of "python" In "Deepstack" is creating multiple processes which is clogging up my system resources. 

 

I need to update deepstack's, python version 3.7 to 3.11.2. Or find a way to tell "deepstack" not use it's own version, but to use the updated, standalone Python 3.11.2 win 10 64bit installed on my system.

 

Is there a way to get in touch with the person maintaining "Deepstack" to ask if they can update "Deepstack" and remove "Python" from "Deepstack" and utilise the standalone "Python" for "windows 10 64bit"?

Or is there a Script that I can download that will do this for me?

 

All of the "Python" in this screenshot (and there are a lot more not shown). Using "Open File Location" Leed to   "\DeepStack\interpreter\Python.exe"

 

[Raytsou]

without knowing more about the deepstack package it'll be really hard to really help you and i doubt the LTT sub happens to have the expertise; but for simply updating python versions I would consider looking around for the version no. (probably grep within the files for "python") and point it to a newer version of python locally. If there isn't anything explicitly setting the python version, it may be that your local python PATH is set to 3.7 and you have to point it to 3.11. Quick glance at the github suggests there might be a docker file to setup python 3.11 in there. OTOH it's entirely possible it's a non-trivial port and you have to mess with function names n stuff. Good luck, happy to provide more guidance.