Pyenv. How to move the star (ie the "dot" next to system below) to 3.13.2?

[DRS-Roderic]

Pyenv is not able to “enforce” global version. Its stuck like this:

$ pyenv versions

• system (set by /home/name/.python-version)
  3.13.2
  $ python --version
  Python 2.7.17
  $ python3 --version
  Python 3.6.9

How to move the star (*) to 3.13.2? Answers to some questions:

$ which python
/home/name/.pyenv/shims/python
$ pyenv global
3.13.2
$ which pip
/home/name/.pyenv/shims/pip
$ echo $PATH
/home/name/.pyenv/shims:/home/name/.pyenv/bin:/home/name/.pyenv/bin:/home/name/.pyenv/bin:/home/name/.local/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games:/usr/local/games:/snap/bin

[native-api]

• system (set by /home/name/.python-version)

Note the "set by" part. You have a local version set in your homedir. It overrides the global version.

[DRS-Roderic]

So how do I "deal" with it without damaging something? Options: Just delete the .python-version file? Delete the word "system" which is in the only thing in the file? Change system to pyenv? Something else?

[native-api]

cd /home/name/; pyenv local --unset

[DRS-Roderic]

Incredible how trying to do something that seems so simple turns out not to be...
/home$ cd /name
bash: cd: /name: No such file or directory
name@name-R530-R730-R540:/home$ dir
linuxbrew lost+found name timeshift

[native-api]

I believe this is not the place to teach someone how to use the UNIX shell. I gave the necessary commands, if you need to split or adapt them somehow for whatever reason, that's your job.

[DRS-Roderic]

I understood your answer as two commands. I have now tried it as a single command and it works. Thanks