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I was installing GitPython on a fresh minimalistic docker image with pip3 which did not have git installed. Yet, the installation with pip happened successfully.
Successfully installed GitPython-3.1.31
I was only able to understand the issue when I tried to import something and there was error about bad git executable.
Is this the intended behavior?
Thank you for your time!
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Yes, it's intended for GitPython to check for git at runtime, and not at install time. Arguments can be made for improving the messaging during installation, but I doubt it's going to happen - setup.py is messy enough as is 😅.
If you feel strongly about this, contributions are always welcome though.
Hi, all! :)
I was installing
GitPython
on a fresh minimalistic docker image withpip3
which did not havegit
installed. Yet, the installation with pip happened successfully.I was only able to understand the issue when I tried to import something and there was error about bad git executable.
Is this the intended behavior?
Thank you for your time!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: