How to pip install mpremote without --user option? #18957
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Okay, got it! Based on @bikeNomad's suggestion to use Here's the relevant bit of the Dockerfile if anyone is interested: In a nutshell, I had to remove EXTERNALLY-MANAGED to convince Python to let me use pip to install pipx (instead of apt) and then use pipx to install mpremote with the --global option. |
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In previous versions (e.g. 1.19.x) one could install mpremote without the
--useroption. With the latest version, one must use --user. If not, the installation will fail.My question is, how would I install it the old way if I wanted to? If I try
pip install mpremoteit fails,To ward off the "just use pipx" and "it's not recommended to install globally" comments, let me say I want to do this to allow multiple users to run the same
mpremoteand not have to install it themselves.Is there a command-line option to force the old behavior of installing globally?
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