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I have a Homebrew installation of Python that I use as my principal (nearly exclusive) Python and need to install MySQL Utilities. But the installer places the packages in my system's site-packages directory rather than Homebrew's.
Is there a way to specify which site-packages directory should hold the MySQL Utilities files?
If you're installing with
pip,pip -t /what/ever thepackagewill install packages in/what/ever. If you're installing with something else, you'd better specify what that something else is!-)