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Namespace packages and bin directory replaced by latest package when PIP_TARGET is set #700
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The issue is also actual to |
Almost 2 months passed. @brainwane @techalchemy @uranusjr could you please help? May be I'm doing this wrong way... |
No idea why you’re tagging me but this sounds similar to pypa/pip#5178. |
@uranusjr sorry for mention I just don't know who is the right person and thank you for the link! I've found some thoughts! I'm going to rewrite the code to use |
@anki-code Thanks for filing this issue but I'm afraid this is the wrong place for such support requests. If you're still facing issues, I think that python-list or python-tutor mailing lists, or #python on Freenode (IRC) would be better channels to get support for the issue you're facing. Thanks for understanding! |
Hello!
While I'm working on xxh/xxh I've faced with issue around PIP_TARGET environment variable and namespace packages.
When I set PIP_TARGET and then try to install group of subpackages then every new package just replace the latest.
For example there are two packages
xonda
andxontrib-autojump
. Every package has namespacexontrib
. If I install every package without setting PIP_TARGET I'll see insite-packages
one directoryxontrib
with two filesxonda.xsh
andautojump.xsh
.But if I set PIP_TARGET:
As you can see the new package will just replace previous in
xontrib
directory instead of saving namespace.Thank you for response and advices!
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