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On a fresh install of Debian 12, I had to fudge the Developer Environment Setup instructions, so I thought I'd make a list of what I did in case we want to update the docs.
git clone [email protected]:lamemakes/pilot-drive.git
I think this only works for someone with access to your account (via SSH key). At least, that's what happened when I forked it and tried to git clone from my repo (I checked and yours and mine are both set to "Public"). HTTP clone would probably work without credentials.
Need to add "Install pip" (python3-pip for me)
npm install --global yarn should have sudo in front of it
Typo here pip install backend/ ("Invalid requirement: 'backend/'")
The stuff we already know about with --break-system-packages for the two pip install commands
make fails because No module named build (sudo apt install python3-build)
make fails because ensurepip is not available (sudo apt install python3.11-venv)
I'm using a mix of python3- and python3.11-, and it works, but maybe should settle on one or the other.
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On a fresh install of Debian 12, I had to fudge the Developer Environment Setup instructions, so I thought I'd make a list of what I did in case we want to update the docs.
git clone [email protected]:lamemakes/pilot-drive.git
I think this only works for someone with access to your account (via SSH key). At least, that's what happened when I forked it and tried to
git clone
from my repo (I checked and yours and mine are both set to "Public"). HTTP clone would probably work without credentials.python3-pip
for me)npm install --global yarn
should havesudo
in front of itpip install backend/
("Invalid requirement: 'backend/'")--break-system-packages
for the twopip install
commandsmake
fails becauseNo module named build
(sudo apt install python3-build
)make
fails becauseensurepip
is not available (sudo apt install python3.11-venv
)I'm using a mix of
python3-
andpython3.11-
, and it works, but maybe should settle on one or the other.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: