Bug Report: KIT Python Environment

[celek]

Summary

The KIT Python environment is experiencing a critical issue that prevents users from successfully installing and importing packages. This bug affects the overall functionality of the environment, causing frustration and hindering productivity.

Description

When attempting to install a package using pip, the following error message is displayed:

Error: Unable to install package [package_name]. 
No matching distribution found for [package_name]

Further investigation reveals that the issue is not isolated to a specific package, but rather a problem with the environment's package manager. The error occurs when trying to install packages from both the Python Package Index (PyPI) and local repositories.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Open a terminal and activate the KIT Python environment.
2. Attempt to install a package using pip: pip install [package_name]
3. Observe the error message.

Expected Behavior

The package should be successfully installed, and the user should be able to import it without any issues.

Actual Behavior

The package installation fails, and the user is unable to import the package.

Error Logs

The following error logs are generated:

[error] [package_name] not found in PyPI
[error] Unable to find package [package_name] in local repositories

System Information

Operating System: Ubuntu 20.04
Python Version: 3.9.5
KIT Environment Version: 1.2.3
Priority
High

Severity

Critical

Labels

bug
environment
package-manager
installation-issue