build.py for go-vncdriver has a hardwired path. My homebrew path is not /usr/local (because I've been playing with julalang, which puts homebrew in my home directory) and pip install universe fails.
I was able to build the vncdriver separately by editing its build.py to fix the path, then setting environment variables LIBRARY_PATH and C_INCLUDE_PATH.
However, this doesn't allow me to do pip install since that creates its own temporary copy of build.py with the hardwired path. I'm fairly ignorant of how pip works, but maybe the install script could consult an environment variable that I can set to tell it where homebrew lives?
build.py for go-vncdriver has a hardwired path. My homebrew path is not /usr/local (because I've been playing with julalang, which puts homebrew in my home directory) and pip install universe fails.
I was able to build the vncdriver separately by editing its build.py to fix the path, then setting environment variables LIBRARY_PATH and C_INCLUDE_PATH.
However, this doesn't allow me to do pip install since that creates its own temporary copy of build.py with the hardwired path. I'm fairly ignorant of how pip works, but maybe the install script could consult an environment variable that I can set to tell it where homebrew lives?