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--no-use-wheel argument fails requirement installation #173
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I'm also seeing this issue. |
I stumbled upon this issue when encountering a similar problem. I believe this option is used under incorrect assumptions, at least in the context of recent Python versions. Here is the related code comment:
The code does indeed check for the presence of the Deprecation warnings aside, the premise of this strategy seems wrong: The
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This was fixed in #483 |
Hi @i11. I'm going to close this PR. Please reopen it if it isn't fixed for you in the master branch. |
Hi!
I have an issue with using python::virtualenv and specified requirements.
Here is what I have:
RHEL 6.4
Python 2.6.6
Pip 6.0.8
Virtualenv 1.10.1
resource definition:
/opt/virtualenv/initial_build_head/requirements.txt:
Command equivalent to Exec[["python_requirements_initial_install_${requirements}_${venv_dir}"]](from virtualenv.pp) results:
After removing --no-use-wheel argument the result was successful.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
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