ignore user python packages by using -s option when running Python code via python -c#3440
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ignore user python packages by using -s option when running Python code via python -c#3440Flamefire wants to merge 1 commit intoeasybuilders:developfrom
-s option when running Python code via python -c#3440Flamefire wants to merge 1 commit intoeasybuilders:developfrom
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-s option when running Python code via python -c
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@Flamefire Also here, we should add a check to the test suite to avoid that use of |
To avoid the user environment (Python packages installed to $HOME/lib/python*) pass `-s` to all invocations of `python -c`.
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@boegel Can we get this in for the release? |
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To avoid the user environment (Python packages installed to $HOME/lib/python*) pass
-sto all invocations ofpython -c.