Closed uday-projectn closed 1 year ago
Either install with a Git checkout, or use https://github.com/pyenv/pyenv-installer/blob/master/bin/pyenv-offline-installer which allows you to install from a bundled tarball.
For the record, Python-Build has always required patch
, it just doesn't always use it (only when you install a version for which there are patches provided).
That said, there is an outstanding PR: https://github.com/pyenv/pyenv-installer/pull/126 but it requires some work. If you're interested, you can implement those changes to help move it along. The best would be to make a PR to that PR (this can be done by specifying the PR branch as base branch when making the PR). As a Pyenv maintainer, I should be able to merge that nested PR.
With command :
curl https://pyenv.run | bash
, it will install from master branch latest code everytime. Is there any option to use a particular commit/release for the installation?yesterday it worked without any problem in our pipeline. But today, our pipeline failed because of the python-build tool is expecting this package as prerequisite: (
yum package -y patch
)So to make it consistent with the repo changes, we want to use a particular commit or relase.
Please suggest.