Git bash uses wrong python, other solutions don't work

Question

I've seen a couple solution so far but they don't work. I'm trying to run (in git bash, on windows)

bash scripts/test.sh

But it's supposed to use Python27, and I have that, and Python34. when I type python --version, it tells me it's using Python34. I tried doing

PATH=$PATH:/c/Python27/

But it still tells me I'm using Python34. I know it's in my environment variables, so what am I missing?

Answer 1

$PATH:/c/Python27/ adds /c/Python27/ to the end of your PATH . The directory containing the Python34 executable must be already in your $PATH . So you need to add /c/Python27/ before the other directories listed in $PATH , so it is checked before the directory containing Python34.

PATH=/c/Python27/:$PATH