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Hi @theceebee , thanks for the report. I'm the one who changed this part of the code but I only work in OSX and Linux. I'm being told by @instinct-vfx that the executable with a version in its name on Windows only exists in Python 3. 😐 Someone (me or @instinct-vfx probably) will create a PR shortly to fix this.
The recent changes to the rez pip module have broken pip installs on Windows,
https://github.com/nerdvegas/rez/blob/6db191f4aa01903e22955cf38e8342cb8697a499/src/rez/pip.py#L162
When doing a
context.which
call to find the python executable the major version token is being appended to 'python' which on Windows returns None.This causes an issue with the subsequent
subprocess
call which attempts to find a pip install.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: