*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1445949 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1445949
On Aug 27, 2015, at 01:22 PM, Muelli wrote:
>I think the duplicate status is wrong.
I agree, but then it's not a bug in python-apt. It's really a bug caused by
our old version of pip, which doesn't natively understand PEP 440 'arbitrary
equality' clauses signified by the === marker. Even if you change
python-apt's version number it's still possible that some other installed
package will have a nonconforming version number.
Upgrading pip to the latest version is an arduous process because of all the
bureaucracy involved (and a bit of technical prerequisites), but in any case,
with the help of the upstream maintainer, I did backport a workaround in pip
1.5.6-7 (seen in Ubuntu as 1.5.6-7ubuntu1). You'll need wily though.
>I did a sudo apt-get install -t wily python-apt to get 1.0.0~beta3.1ubuntu1
>which is the version which is supposed to fix the problem. However, pip
>freeze still fails.
`pip list` would also trigger the bug, but it should be fixed now, at least in
unstable and wily. I have an ongoing task to update pip to the latest
upstream release.
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python-apt offends python-pip's freeze
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