Closed Fizzadar closed 4 years ago
I'm tempted to reopen and revert.
This the first time I see a case where the new pip resolver has actually fixed things...
i.e. a straight revert of #36 now installs cleanly (omitting the part where it downloads 20 versions of docker-compose
before finding a compatible one)
Was looking into this - Docker have recently(ish?) bundled compose with both Mac+Windows desktop versions, and there's also Linux packages. It seems that installing via pip is now not recommended (https://docs.docker.com/compose/install/).
Fair enough. Their instructions to install on Linux are gonna mess people's Python venvs though.
There's a package for Ubuntu but even that installs a mass of python packages in the system interpreter. That's not the right solution for everyone...
Maybe just worth a mention in the README to explain the situation
Argh yeah that's v.frustrating! 👍 for readme addition for this. Have added https://github.com/EDITD/kubetools/issues/84 to track!
pip install kubetools
basically won't work becausedocker-compose
seems to have extremely specific version dependencies forrequests
.Perhaps instead of dealing with the mess they've made of things we can remove the dependency from this project (perhaps leave as an extra requirement).