By the looks of things, uv is telling you it’s creating a venv with Python 3.10.9 still. Since you didn’t specify you wanted another version, it probably defaulted to the first available system version.
What you want is `uv venv —python 3.11` to create a virtual environment with Python 3.11 without messing up your global system env. This should also install a portable version of Python 3.11 if needed (which it will be since you don’t have it).
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By the looks of things, uv is telling you it’s creating a venv with Python 3.10.9 still. Since you didn’t specify you wanted another version, it probably defaulted to the first available system version.
What you want is `uv venv —python 3.11` to create a virtual environment with Python 3.11 without messing up your global system env. This should also install a portable version of Python 3.11 if needed (which it will be since you don’t have it).
https://docs.astral.sh/uv/pip/environments/#creating-a-virtu...