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By the way, related to #4055, it might be interesting to commit the scripts used currently for the different vendoring. |
Hi, File "build\bdist.win32\egg\pip_vendor\html5lib\treewalkers\etree.py", line 13 File "c:\program files (x86)\python27\arcgis10.3\lib\site-packages\pip-9.0.0-py2.7.egg\pip_vendor\html5lib\treewalkers\etree.py", line 13 Processing pip-9.0.0.tar.gz Installed c:\program files (x86)\python27\arcgis10.3\lib\site-packages\pip-9.0.0-py2.7.egg |
Pip still works after this error yes? Or is it completely broken? Sent from my iPhone
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Apparently it globally works, it just makes some noise during the installation. |
Ok. I was SUPER confused how none of our tests or manual testing caught this, but if it works it just poops out a message with -v that makes sense. Sent from my iPhone
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@dstufft
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Calling |
This problem is breaking conda-build (the library which builds conda recipes). So it's more than just noise. I'm not sure exactly why but I suspect it's calling |
Just tested 9.0.1 seems to work 100% - Great work for fixing it so quickly |
* This should be fixed in pip 9.0.1 but the builds needs to be created immediately. So this is a temporary fix. * See: pypa/pip#4059 modified: bin/bootstrap.sh modified: etc/config.yaml modified: etc/recipes/astropy-helpers/meta.yaml modified: etc/recipes/eups/meta.yaml modified: etc/recipes/setuptools-git/meta.yaml
Seeing this error simply installing pip using easy_install on centos 6.9.
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pip 10 dropped support for Python 2.6. You can install pip 9 (current latest 9.0.3) if you want to use it on Python 2.6. Further, you seem to be coming from a really old version of setuptools. If you want to install pip on Python 2.6, one way is to use https://bootstrap.pypa.io/2.6/get-pip.py . |
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If you
pip install pip==9 -v
, it ends with:cc @dstufft
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