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* Dan Johansson: |
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> The recommended way to install it is using pip which will then install |
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> everything including dependencies (which could lead to conflicts with |
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> software installed using emerge (I guess)). |
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There will be no conflicts if you use 'pip' with virtual Python |
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environments. The following example works in BASH: |
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cd /path/to/some/workdir |
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python3.7 -m venv venv |
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. venv/bin/activate |
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You have now activated a virtual Python 3.7 environment, including |
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'pip'. Now you can use |
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pip install foobar |
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To install 'foobar' and all dependencies from pypi.org, with all files |
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being written inside the /path/to/some/workdir/venv directory. Virtual |
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environments ensure there are no conflicts between different Python |
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applications or the system's own Python installations. |
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-Ralph |