I am using tox to manage some testing environments. I have a dependency (backports.ssl-match-hostname) that I cannot download using the latest version of pip, so I need to revert back to pip 8.0.3 to allow the install to work.
I have included the 8.0.3 version of pip inside my tox.ini file for dependencies.
deps=
pip==8.0.3
However, when I run
source .tox/py27/bin/activate
and enter the virtual testing environment, and then run
pip --version
I end up with
8.1.2
However, outside of my tox environment, when I run the same command, I get
8.0.3
Is there anything special that tox does when grabbing pip? Why am I not able to specify the version of pip that I want to use as a dependency?
EDIT : to add to this, it seems as though I am able to grab the dependency pip==8.0.3, but for the other dependencies, they are still running from the command launched with pip==8.1.2
So, I need to be able to grab pip==8.0.3 first, and then once installed, grab everything else. Still unsure why tox is starting with pip==8.1.2
This was apparently the result of the "virtualenvs" python package containing a pre-selected group of python packages that it refers to, one of which was the latest and greatest pip.
I don't know if this is the preferred way of doing this, but I found success by running
pip uninstall virtualenv
And then reinstalling with the version that worked
pip install virtualenv==15.0.1
With the "correct" version of virtualenv in place, I was able to run my tox command
source .tox/py27/bin/activate
and see the desired version of pip
pip --version
pip 8.0.3
A workaround for this is here: https://github.com/pypa/pip/issues/3666
Although to make it work I had to write "pip install pip==8.1.1" in my script. So to recap:
Add a pip.sh script to your project:
#!/bin/bash
pip install pip==8.1.1
pip install "$@"
Add to your tox.ini:
install_command = {toxinidir}/pip.sh {opts} {packages}
I've recently hit this problem. I've had it for a while but it just didn't register because I had such occasional failures with Python 2/3 code. Another way that this can happen is, if like me, you change the virtualenv between different Python versions and don't clean up.
Check /bin
or /Scripts
to see whether python2
points to python
. If the virtualenv is Python 3 then this will mean that python2
actually calls Python 3. Vice versa, of course, if you the virtualenv is Python 2 and you want to test Python 3 code.
新版本的virtualenv可以下载最新的pip
, setuptools
和wheel
- 你可以在使用tox-virtualenv-no-download软件包运行tox时禁用此行为请参阅: https : //github.com/asottile/tox -virtualenv-没有下载#观望为什么
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