Closed ggilmore closed 6 years ago
pip doesn't have a public api for a good reason. It has broken at least three times over the past few months, and we gain nothing by using pip as a module versus just using it as a sub-process.
pip
The most recent breakage was due to pip moving the location of the main() function that we were using.
main()
pip
doesn't have a public api for a good reason. It has broken at least three times over the past few months, and we gain nothing by usingpip
as a module versus just using it as a sub-process.