Update install_deps.sh

[matejsmycka]

[ethteck]

I appreciate the intent behind this pr, but I don't think we should be automatically running pip install with the break system packages flag.

We have an open issue to rewrite this into a document that can be followed and doesn't have people mindlessly running sudo some script.sh. I think it'd be great to turn this into that document so we can explain things like why you might need to run pip install with this flag and what that means.

[matejsmycka]

I understand. While this initiative is great, users should be able to follow the guide or run a random script; taking responsibility for the script, the user should decide which approach he prefers.

About pip.

You are inherently breaking system dependencies using pip. Either you are using a proper virtual environment or want it to "just work". The current approach is halfway. My approach is to "just work". Maybe a better way would be to warn the user if command x doesn't work, use --break-dependencies. Or add poetry or pyenv.... to the install script.

[Darxoon]

If we are forcing everyone who wants to use the decomp to run a random shell script then we should really make sure it doesn't break people's systems. There's a reason break-system-packages is called the way it is

[matejsmycka]

Yes, but the current state still breaks them.

[Darxoon]

No? You will need to setup a venv before running install_deps.sh but it won't be able to harm the stability of your linux installation in general like break-system-packages has the potential to.

Remember that install_deps.sh is ran by a lot of people locally on their machines and using this flag carelessly like in your PR will inevitably make someone have to reinstall their OS because this flag has the potential to brick your entire linux installation if you're unfortunate.

[matejsmycka]

This is implicit info not mentioned anywhere afaik, but my PR is not a good way, i will close it

[bates64]

See #1059