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State of python #37
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Ah, sorry, now I've seen d6569dc . It seems that the
I still thing (especially if |
I want to second that. It still has Python and adding pip seems a minimal extra, right? It broke my CI by surprise and doc should be updated to be consistent. |
I was not aware that my "quick fix" broke some other builds. I focused on getting Note that python comes with the "base" image: https://gitlab.com/islandoftex/images/texlive/-/blob/master/Dockerfile.latest Thus, "just" pip is missing. - I installed the pygments using debian's packaging system; and not using the "hacky" pip way. Two users justify for me to include pip in this image. Will update the CHANGELOG.md, since this is wrong. Feel free to add PRs on this repo to keep things going. I try to look into it regularly. |
Thanks a lot. |
The CHANGELOG.md states for version 2021-A
however python is advertised both here in the Readme, and on the docker page. Is is also available locally in the container, but
pip
(orpython -m pip
) fails even though listed on the docker page. Is this intended behaviour, and if so could you please direct people in the readme on how to makepip
available?I use this container for a build process that also creates figures, and python including pip is necessary. Tonight the build process failed with
No module named pip
. It would be great to get it to work again, the container is of great help!Cheers
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