Globally install neovim pip package. I think this makes sense given that the
python-greenlet package is removed as root.
I'm not sure what to do in the non-Arch cases. For Homebrew users on macOS, pip
can be run as non-root and without --user due to the writeability of
/usr/local. On most Linux systems, pip without --user will not run as
non-root. Some users will want to install the neovim package as root, some will
want to use --user. Perhaps a flag? What do you think?
I'm not sure testing for the presence of virtualenv to decide this makes sense,
as users often won't have a virtualenv loaded, causing the non---user case to
fail. I might be massively wrong about that, I don't use Python much at all.
Additionally, use --needed with pacman -S to avoid reinstallation.
Globally install neovim pip package. I think this makes sense given that the python-greenlet package is removed as root.
I'm not sure what to do in the non-Arch cases. For Homebrew users on macOS, pip can be run as non-root and without
--userdue to the writeability of /usr/local. On most Linux systems, pip without--userwill not run as non-root. Some users will want to install the neovim package as root, some will want to use--user. Perhaps a flag? What do you think?I'm not sure testing for the presence of virtualenv to decide this makes sense, as users often won't have a virtualenv loaded, causing the non-
--usercase to fail. I might be massively wrong about that, I don't use Python much at all.Additionally, use
--neededwithpacman -Sto avoid reinstallation.