pip install from pypi is broken for venvs about pyan HOT 4 CLOSED

I have to admit that, although it's not recommended, I usually use the system Python (with pip install --user for packages), so I hadn't noticed this. Thanks for letting me know!

Judging by the error message, it seems the pyan module is not getting installed to site-packages of the temporary venv for some reason. I take it installing other packages in a temporary venv works?

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Yes, it works. Just a bit more details:

when pip installed from git repo within temporary virtualenv

(tmp-1aed8d19cf30cb7d) ➜  pyan git:(master) ✗ head $(which pyan3)
#!/home/ttylec/.virtualenvs/tmp-1aed8d19cf30cb7d/bin/python3
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

import re
import sys

and when pip installed from pypi:

(tmp-5cd86f124b295af1) ➜  tmp-5cd86f124b295af1 head $(which pyan3)
#!/usr/bin/python3
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

import re
import sys

In the latter case, the python interpreter path if not set properly (it points to system interpreter, not one within venv).

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Thanks the analysis! The script using the wrong interpreter explains why it's not finding the module. Wait, I thought I already fix... aaaah, no, I didn't! See #11.

The hardcoded hashbang is at least part of it - there may also be something else. I suppose I'll first fix #11, and then set up a venv and have a look myself. :)

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PyPI package pyan3 updated. Please try again with the latest version, and reopen this issue if necessary.

(This should work in the new 1.1.1.)

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