Installation is broken with PyPy 3.5-5.7.0 (portable) #7
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Hi @danielkza, thanks for filing the issue. Without some logs it's hard for me to know exactly what the issue is that you are encountering. As far as I understand, pyenv is supposed to handle linking the What I think you may be encountering is pyenv/pyenv#925. See #8, which includes a successful installation of |
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Pyenv seems to be working correctly (calling it manually is fine), but
setup_pyenv.sh fails when verifying the installation from the cache since
`$install_path/bin/python` does not exist, and hence cannot be run to check
the version string.
Em seg, 5 de jun de 2017 07:54, Jamie Hewland <notifications@github.com>
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… Hi @danielkza <https://github.com/danielkza>, thanks for filing the issue.
Without some logs it's hard for me to know exactly what the issue is that
you are encountering. As far as I understand, pyenv is supposed to handle
linking the pypy executable as python.
What I think you may be encountering is pyenv/pyenv#925
<pyenv/pyenv#925>. See #8
<#8>, which
includes a successful installation of pypy3-portable-5.7.0, for a way to
work around that issue for now.
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Do you have a Travis build that is failing that I can see? Because it is working for me at the moment: |
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@danielkza the problem is that your So Sorry, the logging here should be better. I've created #11 to work on that. |
PyPy 3.5-5.7.0 does not seem to include a
pythonsymlink in it'sbin/folder, which breaks the assumptions from this script, making the installation fail.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: