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edited Nov 14, 2019 at 18:34

You can use sudo -E COMMAND in order to preserve the enviroinment of your user. In your case:

sudo -E python3 --version

If the problem is still here, you can use the following command to override the path only for the selected command:

sudo "PATH=$PATH" python3 --version
# OR
sudo env "PATH=$PATH" python3 --version

You can use sudo -E COMMAND in order to preserve the enviroinment of your user. In your case:

sudo -E python3 --version

You can use sudo -E COMMAND in order to preserve the enviroinment of your user. In your case:

sudo -E python3 --version

If the problem is still here, you can use the following command to override the path only for the selected command:

sudo "PATH=$PATH" python3 --version
# OR
sudo env "PATH=$PATH" python3 --version

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answered Nov 14, 2019 at 5:24

You can use sudo -E COMMAND in order to preserve the enviroinment of your user. In your case:

sudo -E python3 --version