← Back to context Comment by lynx97 6 days ago Debian pretty much "solved" this by making pip refuse to install packages if you are not in an venv. 4 comments lynx97 Reply gm678 6 days ago It needed distro buy in and implementation, but this is from the Python side: https://peps.python.org/pep-0668/ auscompgeek 6 days ago IIRC that's actually a change in upstream pip. 77pt77 6 days ago Well, with my python 3.13.5 not even that works!Pretty impressive but this seems to be a staple of most AI/ML projects."Works on my machine" or "just use docker", although here the later doesn't even seem to be an option. ChickeNES 6 days ago Ditto OpenSUSE, at least on Tumbleweed
gm678 6 days ago It needed distro buy in and implementation, but this is from the Python side: https://peps.python.org/pep-0668/
77pt77 6 days ago Well, with my python 3.13.5 not even that works!Pretty impressive but this seems to be a staple of most AI/ML projects."Works on my machine" or "just use docker", although here the later doesn't even seem to be an option.
It needed distro buy in and implementation, but this is from the Python side: https://peps.python.org/pep-0668/
IIRC that's actually a change in upstream pip.
Well, with my python 3.13.5 not even that works!
Pretty impressive but this seems to be a staple of most AI/ML projects.
"Works on my machine" or "just use docker", although here the later doesn't even seem to be an option.
Ditto OpenSUSE, at least on Tumbleweed