Closed osalbahr closed 8 months ago
This is expected unless you run pip with sudo -- it detects that you don't have root permissions and automatically behaves as if you passed --user. I think pip has done this for the last couple of years at least.
Thank you for clarifying. Should that be part of the README?
Yeah, the command for system-wise installation should probably have a sudo in front of it. Or be removed altogether, because there's little good reason to use it.
Fixed in README.md.
I installed the required
apt
packages in the README (andpython3-pip
) then ranpip3 install git+https://github.com/kattis/problemtools
. And for some reason, pip still prompted me to add$HOME/.local/bin
to my$PATH
. as that is where pip installed the tools.Is this an issue with my setup? Or is it a recent change to
pip3
's (default) behavior?