Can shims only be present when the version/environment is actually in use? #2904
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I have a project that requires the PyPI Problem is that when I'm not using the project, the Is this a bug/feature? How can I avoid this, aside from uninstalling all the conflicting packages? |
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When a Python installation that has the program represented by a shim is not active, the shim is supposed to fall through to whatever is further on PATH. If there's nothing with this name further on PATH (i.e. you don't have CMake installed on your system), you would get an error trying to run it anyway -- only it would be plain |
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When a Python installation that has the program represented by a shim is not active, the shim is supposed to fall through to whatever is further on PATH. If there's nothing with this name further on PATH (i.e. you don't have CMake installed on your system), you would get an error trying to run it anyway -- only it would be plain
cmake: command not foundinstead ofpyenv: cmake: command not found.