Pip invalid syntax error in RHEL
I'm trying to use pip to install python packages on an RHEL instance but get this error when I try to run any pip command.
Pip did previously work but all of a sudden (not sure what I did) it started to fail like this.
I have tried to reinstall pip which comes up with an error saying the dependency python-setuptools is missing
Trying to install python-setuptools shows the message no package found
Any help appreciated!
rhel python pip
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I'm trying to use pip to install python packages on an RHEL instance but get this error when I try to run any pip command.
Pip did previously work but all of a sudden (not sure what I did) it started to fail like this.
I have tried to reinstall pip which comes up with an error saying the dependency python-setuptools is missing
Trying to install python-setuptools shows the message no package found
Any help appreciated!
rhel python pip
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You should copy-paste commands and output into code-blocks, rather than post screenshots, where possible. Not only does that reduce bandwidth, it helps people help you because they can copy what you've got to their own terminals or Google and try it out for themselves. As it is, anyone wanting to reproduce your problem or look up your errors would need to type it out from scratch.
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I'm trying to use pip to install python packages on an RHEL instance but get this error when I try to run any pip command.
Pip did previously work but all of a sudden (not sure what I did) it started to fail like this.
I have tried to reinstall pip which comes up with an error saying the dependency python-setuptools is missing
Trying to install python-setuptools shows the message no package found
Any help appreciated!
rhel python pip
asked 5 mins ago
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I'm trying to use pip to install python packages on an RHEL instance but get this error when I try to run any pip command.
Pip did previously work but all of a sudden (not sure what I did) it started to fail like this.
I have tried to reinstall pip which comes up with an error saying the dependency python-setuptools is missing
Trying to install python-setuptools shows the message no package found
Any help appreciated!
rhel python pip
rhel python pip
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You should copy-paste commands and output into code-blocks, rather than post screenshots, where possible. Not only does that reduce bandwidth, it helps people help you because they can copy what you've got to their own terminals or Google and try it out for themselves. As it is, anyone wanting to reproduce your problem or look up your errors would need to type it out from scratch.
– cryptarch
2 mins ago
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You should copy-paste commands and output into code-blocks, rather than post screenshots, where possible. Not only does that reduce bandwidth, it helps people help you because they can copy what you've got to their own terminals or Google and try it out for themselves. As it is, anyone wanting to reproduce your problem or look up your errors would need to type it out from scratch.
– cryptarch
2 mins ago
You should copy-paste commands and output into code-blocks, rather than post screenshots, where possible. Not only does that reduce bandwidth, it helps people help you because they can copy what you've got to their own terminals or Google and try it out for themselves. As it is, anyone wanting to reproduce your problem or look up your errors would need to type it out from scratch.
– cryptarch
2 mins ago
You should copy-paste commands and output into code-blocks, rather than post screenshots, where possible. Not only does that reduce bandwidth, it helps people help you because they can copy what you've got to their own terminals or Google and try it out for themselves. As it is, anyone wanting to reproduce your problem or look up your errors would need to type it out from scratch.
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– cryptarch
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