Closed derekpappas closed 4 years ago
https://medium.com/@henriquebastos/the-definitive-guide-to-setup-my-python-workspace-628d68552e14
Hi Derek,
I have updated the duhportinf installation to at least check pip3 and python3 are correctly setup, and if they are not, then an interpretable error message is now displayed before proceeding with installation.
The way the installation is currently setup for duh (and the dependency duhportinf), I think we will have to depend on python3 being correctly setup on the user's side. There doesn't seem to be a good portable solution to package a self-contained python interpreter with duh. One alternative we could consider in the future is including a statically compiled binary of duhportinf as a dependency.
Thanks, alex
@derekpappas are you good with resolution?
I think that the duh pkg should include a local Python installer for each OS platform.
DUH should not rely on the system level Python packages.
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Assuming that Python 3.5+ is installed