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--target does not work with --user #3826
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well, its more of an ubuntu bug, they blindly patch things and then the world breaks ^^ |
Got bitten by this today (Debian 9), officially Debian mentions #1668 as reason of applying this patch. The official work-around is to use the |
Yea, I told Debian/Ubuntu not to apply said patch until we got all the issues worked out with it, they didn't want to wait on that. You'll need to raise the issue with them since their patch is causing the issue. |
The underlying issue here is that it's non-sensical for But please, file an issue with bugs.debian.org so that downstream can track issues with their patch and can get this resolved for you. |
reported |
I have a related issue for the same reason :
Note this might be relevant to #1668 as well, since, even if Or should I create a separate issue for this ? |
So does Ubuntu 16.10 fix that? |
@dholth could you link to the issue on debian? |
To me all three |
This patch should clarify the message for users af03a65 |
Closing to move a bunch of related issues to a single issue: #4390. |
Checks if the --system parameter exists; if so, use it. See pypa/pip#3826 (comment)
to pip, which cannot work with "--target". Therefore, "make" fails on current Debian stable (Stretch, 9). Just adding "--system" before "-t" fixes that. Yes, it's stupid, but it works. For more info, see: pypa/pip#3826
What is the workaround? I want target to take precedence and ignore any other inputs. Hmm. |
I am having the same issue on
requirements:
Exception:
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- related to : pypa/pip#3826
This thread has been automatically locked since there has not been any recent activity after it was closed. Please open a new issue for related bugs. |
On Ubuntu 16.04, pip 8.1.1, --user is default, and --target does not work. Is there any reason to not just have an explicit command line argument --target override implicit --user? Needed for a setup-requires shim.
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