pip install wont work on "system-managed" python instances by default. While tornado and pycryptome are in the repo (as python3-* packages) sslspk is not. Using --break-system-packages on the pip install command works but probably we shouldn't break a users system without permission first. I tried the proper way of using a virtual env but it currently isnt honored for the screen launches.
pip install wont work on "system-managed" python instances by default. While tornado and pycryptome are in the repo (as python3-* packages) sslspk is not. Using
--break-system-packageson the pip install command works but probably we shouldn't break a users system without permission first. I tried the proper way of using a virtual env but it currently isnt honored for the screen launches.