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I just installed Naomi on Armbian Bookworm and the installation failed saying that virtualenvwrapper.sh did not exist. I installed apt-file and searched for the virtualenvwrapper.sh file, and it said it was available in the virtualenvwrapper package. I installed virtualenvwrapper and the install completed. I'm not sure if this is just an Armbian issue or for all new bookworm installs. I'm not sure what is included in the python3-virtualenvwrapper package either. Finally, I wonder if it might be time to drop virtualenvwrapper and just use virtualenv, since it is so much more common these days. I thought virtualenvwrapper would be easier for users to understand, but at this point it seems to just cause issues.
Expected Behavior
Installing the python3-virtualenvwrapper package should install the python3 virtualenvwrapper library.
Actual Behavior
Only some of the files seem to be installed by installing the python3-virtualenvwrapper apt package.
Your Environment
Version used: nightly
Environment name and version (e.g. PHP 5.4 on nginx 1.9.1): Python
Server type and version: Renegade ROC-RK3328-CC
Operating System and version: Armbian Bookworm current
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Description
I just installed Naomi on Armbian Bookworm and the installation failed saying that virtualenvwrapper.sh did not exist. I installed apt-file and searched for the virtualenvwrapper.sh file, and it said it was available in the virtualenvwrapper package. I installed virtualenvwrapper and the install completed. I'm not sure if this is just an Armbian issue or for all new bookworm installs. I'm not sure what is included in the python3-virtualenvwrapper package either. Finally, I wonder if it might be time to drop virtualenvwrapper and just use virtualenv, since it is so much more common these days. I thought virtualenvwrapper would be easier for users to understand, but at this point it seems to just cause issues.
Expected Behavior
Installing the python3-virtualenvwrapper package should install the python3 virtualenvwrapper library.
Actual Behavior
Only some of the files seem to be installed by installing the python3-virtualenvwrapper apt package.
Your Environment
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: