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pip install mode on scripts #2
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Which OS? |
Confirmed with Ubuntu + Python 2.7 and 3.4 |
As a workaround try to install from sources tarball, not from wheels, e.g.
This worked as expected for me on Ubuntu, i.e. scripts are installed into /usr/local/bin and they HAVE executable bit set. I'm sorry, but I have no idea what's wrong with wheel distribution archive, and more than 30 mins of googling did not reveal any clear hints how can I fix it. Patche is welcome! though. |
Sorry for not working on your issue. I'm looking for a new maintainer for Python IntelHex project. I hope someone will help. |
@bialix I'd gladly help maintain this package. |
Rebuilding the wheel package can solve the issue
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The latest pip3 (20.0.2) doesn't have an option named Use |
I successfully used |
installing w/ pip (7.1.2, setuptools 18.4) on python 2.7.10, the scripts were installed mode 0644 (i.e., not set executable).
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