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| Edit | Post #294090 | Initial revision | — | about 3 hours ago |
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A: How to preserve pip install temporary directory for error analyse? Honestly I have a solution, but honestly I could not give a medal for their work to the pip devs. 1. Pip has a `--no-clean` flag. On the docs, it preserves the temporary directories for further analyse. In the reality, it preserves only some of them, and the others will be still deleted. But that ... (more) |
— | about 3 hours ago |
| Comment | Post #294089 |
I have found `pip --no-clean`, but it still does not work. Most importantly, pip has created about 5 directories in `/tmp`, and the one referred in the error report is not among them. Although `pip --no-clean` might be an useful answer in many cases. In my specific case, now I try to hook the rmdir, ... (more) |
— | about 4 hours ago |
| Edit | Post #294089 | Initial revision | — | about 4 hours ago |
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How to preserve pip install temporary directory for error analyse? Here I am trying to install a pip package. While installation, pip tries to compile something. With meson. Meson calls cmake. Cmake fails on a missing dependency. Then, meson fails on the failed cmake. Then, pip fails on the failed meson. Then, pip deletes the temporary directory... (more) |
— | about 4 hours ago |
| Comment | Post #294071 |
Thank you very much - exactly, `r.search()` is what I should have used. (more) |
— | 3 days ago |
| Edit | Post #294070 | Initial revision | — | 3 days ago |
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Why python regexps look expecting a begin match, but not an ending one? My impression is that the regexps behave a little bit odd: ``` >>> import re >>> r=re.compile("test") >>> r.match("test") >>> r.match("1test") >>> r.match("test2") >>> r.match("1test2") >>> ``` I have also tried python-pcre, it behaves on the same way. If the "regexp" is only a sin... (more) |
— | 3 days ago |