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pip install --target option incompitable with other options #1833
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1. Check for the existence of a directory before copying from temporary directory to final target. If it exists, warn the user. 2. If the user specifies the --upgrade option and the directory exists, delete it and continue with installation. 3. Adding tests for above cases. This resolves pypa#1489, pypa#1710 completely and parts of pypa#1833.
I seem to be encountering issue 2 -- when I use |
I also encounter issue 2. Is there a workaround for this? |
also have problems with issue 2. IT`s 2 years since issue :D |
Closing this as one of the issues is solved, and the other issue is better explained in #4106. |
For those following along from home, the #4106 issue was subsequently merged into #4390. |
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The -t option seems to break other options used with pip install.
1). with --upgrade -r requirements.txt
Error: Destination path '...' already exists (i.e., --upgrade seems to be ignored)
2). with -e git+git@github.com:.../foo.git#egg=foo
error: option --home not recognized
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