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Updating pip when you don't need to is a bad idea, because some (most?) distros patch pip, and upgrading pip from PyPi does not account for their patches. See for instance this from the Python guy at Fedora. Instead I suggest recommending a minimum pip version needed to install pyheif
Instead of running pip directly, to my best knowledge python3 -m pip or python -m pip is now recommended as best practice by the pip developers. I can't recall where I read that however. Something like this: python3 -m pip install --user pyheif. AFAIK newer versions of pip don't need --user but older versions do.
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Gidday!
A couple of points:
pip
, and upgradingpip
from PyPi does not account for their patches. See for instance this from the Python guy at Fedora. Instead I suggest recommending a minimum pip version needed to install pyheifpip
directly, to my best knowledgepython3 -m pip
orpython -m pip
is now recommended as best practice by the pip developers. I can't recall where I read that however. Something like this:python3 -m pip install --user pyheif
. AFAIK newer versions of pip don't need--user
but older versions do.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: