I have created a virtual environment using python 3.6, then I've made a system upgrade and I've got python 3.7 installed system wide. Now I can't execute python files in that virtual environment because it's searching for python 3.6.
How can I upgrade the virtualenv python version to match the system wide version or how to downgrade the python version for that particular virtual environment?
I'm using manjaro.
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EDIT 1
Did some testing and found another more "graceful" way to (at least) update the executable. Let's assume the virtual env was initially created like so
virtualenv -p /path/to/my/python2.7 .venv. The executable can be updated to a specific python version like so: virtualenv --clear -p /path/to/my/python3.6 .venv. Please validate the python symlink in .venv/bin/python is updated using ls -la .venv/bin/pytho