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I am getting error when installing package using pipenv. #1035
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Can you upgrade to the latest release of pipenv and let us know if this is still an issue? |
I tried upgrading my pipenv using
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So I removed the pipenv and reinstalled it agian now I am using |
Based on the previous error message it seems like your system pip
installation is pretty screwed up. Pipenv relies on a working copy of pip
to handle installation. Beyond that you'll need to supply logs, command
output, configuration, and the relevant pipfile in order for us to do any
troubleshooting.
…On Tue, Nov 7, 2017 at 12:46 AM Ratan Kulshreshtha ***@***.***> wrote:
So I removed the pipenv and reinstalled it agian now I am using **pipenv**,
version 8.3.2 and now I am unable to install any package using pipenv.
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Also hitting this:
Pipfile
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Note the above Pipfile was automatically created by
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More info: lsb_release -a
python --version
python3 --version
pipenv --version
pip --version (external to env)
pop --version (within env)
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Ok I've resolved this on two of my machines and have an idea what's happening. Fix:
Why this may be a fix: When installing from a Pipfile a deeper error with installing Is it possible that that error leaves a tmp directory in a locked state which gives rise to the |
@iandanforth anything is possible although passing in --verbose to your install command might generate more output. You can also make a new virtualenv and install with pip directly and debug from there, but I'm going to go ahead and close this issue since it's not an error with pipenv. If and when we get to the bottom of the cause we can see about bubbling up a more informative error |
I had the same error with pipenv and finally found the problem. When installing pipenv I used Steps to reproduce:
The error does not occur when installing pipenv using pip3:
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Maybe pipenv should produce a warning when it is running using Python 2.7 and tries to install packages for a Python 3.x environment? |
Edited: @iandanforth Sorry — missed your comment. Thanks! |
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any one can help me with this |
@yonasyifter , I think you need to sudo. You're getting a permission Error. NOTE: I was getting this:
Which looks similar to some of the other errors here. Except for the "MemoryError" at the bottom. I was testing in AWS on a t2.micro instance which has about 1GB RAM. Moving to a larger ec2 instance fixed the problem. |
I am trying to install coala-bears in a virtual environment using pipenv, I am getting error when using pipenv but I am able to install coala-bears using simple pip.
Describe your environment
Expected result
coala-bears is installed with all its dependancies.
Actual result
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