Pipenv script won't run on Windows using Git Bash

Question

I am running Gitbash for windows and have installed pipenv using pip. Yet when I invoke pipenv nothing happens:

Since there isn't a command not found error, I believe the script is recognized it just isn't running properly.

Pipenv is installed globally:

I also can confirm that the Scripts folder is in the file path:

I don't think it is a problem with Gitbash because I can run other pip packages in the same scripts folder:

I'm also able to run python pipenv.exe but not pipenv.exe when in the Scripts folder:

Answer 1

I've struggled with this myself untill just now.
I've got a few suggestions.

SOLUTION 1:
I was calling Poetry to try and make sense of it as well and then I tried calling both applications from Powershell. Both work as inteded.

SOLUTION 2:
Calling python -m pipenv , as sugested in this other Stack Overflow thread , also works as intended. You could alias the command to pipenv in git bash and call it a day too.
Quoting the docs on the -m flag:

When called with -m module-name , the given module is located on the Python module path and executed as a script.

Quoting appdividend.com :

The -m flag in Python searches the sys.path for the named module and executes its contents as the __main__ module.

It goes through whatever path is in which pipenv and executes the module as a script.

SOLUTION 3:
This is how I ended up fixing my Pipenv blunder.
Reinstall Python and all packages to AppData .
MINGW64 was having trouble seeing Pipenv in C:\Program Files . I also noticed that I had some packages in AppData\Roaming as well, so I figured I'd reinstall Python, unticking the Install for all users option (to trigger AppData installation) to see if I could wrangle all packages together.
After that I tried installing Pipenv and succeeded in calling it as expected.

This is all highly anecdotal. I have no idea why MINGW64 failed to call JUST Pipenv and not Poetry, but this is how I've fixed it on my end.