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install dependencies with virtualenv instead
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Per @rdeits's comment in #8352:
> Also, problems with homebrew and system python conflicts could be completely eliminated by using python's virtual environments (which are even built-in on python3.…
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### Bug Description
When using a FunctionTool, I receive the following error:
`
AttributeError: 'FunctionCall' object has no attribute '_pb'
`
It seems that this tool makes some assumptions a…
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When running pytest locally it appears our tests are inspecting code in site-packages:
```
(pylint-nautobot-py3.12) gary@gary-work:~/github/nautobot/pylint-nautobot (develop)$ pytest
============…
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If you submit a job while in one virtual environment to run in a different environment (via the `venv` key) it will run the linter against the first one even though it should be running against the se…
jrs65 updated
3 months ago
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Siguiendo estos pasos:
El problema es que cuando ejecuto bootcamp.py no sucede nada.
Primer…
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In attempting to follow the setup in the README, am able to successfully call:
```
poetry poe local-infrastructure-up
```
Can then access the ZenML dashboard. However, none of the pipelines s…
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It'd be nice if this flow worked simply to avoid needing to activate a virtualenv - regardless of whether I'm using a full uv project or not.
```
$ uv venv
$ uv pip install -e .
$ uv run python
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pytube==15.0.0
Python 3.12.5
pip install git+https://github.com/pytube/pytube
RegexMatchError: get_throttling_function_name: could not find match for multiple
Traceback:
File "/Users/alejandr…
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When using `mypy` as linter, it needs to know where to look for packages. This breaks when using virtual environments.
Manually starting vim with:
MYPYPATH=/path/to/venv/lib/pythonX.Y/site-p…