just tested it and pkg-resources is still needed for python3-cerberus. Even though cerberus was updated to importlib, Ubuntu still uses a 4-year old version.. :/

@whotwagner what is the preferred solution:

• keep pkg-resources
• install cerberus with pip

just tested it and pkg-resources is still needed for python3-cerberus. Even though cerberus was updated to importlib, Ubuntu still uses a 4-year old version.. :/

@whotwagner what is the preferred solution:

• keep pkg-resources
• install cerberus with pip

@landauermax @whotwagner please get back to me so I can resolve this issue.

just tested it and pkg-resources is still needed for python3-cerberus. Even though cerberus was updated to importlib, Ubuntu still uses a 4-year old version.. :/
@whotwagner what is the preferred solution:

• keep pkg-resources
• install cerberus with pip

@landauermax @whotwagner please get back to me so I can resolve this issue.

Let's use cerberus with pip for now. I think we will run into more problems soon because of the recent changes of pip in debian/ubuntu. But let's look at that problem in another issue.

currently we are handling the differences with the pip_extra_args variable which uses --break-system-packages when needed.
Obviously this is not the right way of doing things. If you want me to change aminer-ansible to use venvs, just create an issue for it.

Please review the changes in the aminer-ansible PR and PR #1351.
Tested and working by exchanging the aminer-ansible repository to mine at ernstleierzopf/aminer-ansible.