fix(pacmak): python pack fails when installing 'black' via pip #1782
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Feels a bit weird to include this in superchain, but I see the pragmatic reasoning. |
The failure is because of intermittent unavailability of black or one of its packages from the PyPI index. Instead, install back into the environment, i.e., superchain. Fallback to installing it once in the user's home directory.
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The failure is because of intermittent unavailability of black or one of
its packages from the PyPI index.
Instead, install back into the environment, i.e., superchain, and use
that.
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