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pip-6.0.8 uninstall tries to remove non-existent file (and then crashes loudly) #2953
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We're also encountering this on 7.1.2. We're running in a docker build context (We've tried both ubuntu 14.04 and 15.04) and I wonder if it might be something to do with that. It's difficult to see why this would happen. Here's the log:
My current best guess is that something is preventing the file from being created. We're on Docker 1.7.1 and using overlayfs. There is plenty of disk space and there are plenty of free inodes. |
I have the same problem with building an app with setuptools and after that trying remove with pip:
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Seeing the same |
Also, happening to me for trying to upgrade pip from docker environment. using official python2.7 latest |
This is definitely a bug in overlay ( see moby/moby#9572 and moby/moby#12327 ). However, since they are dragging their feet on fixing it, I would like to submit a patch that gracefully handles "File Not Found" errors when removing said files. Seems like a harmless thing to let pass, and it would solve a lot of headaches. |
I just now started hitting this too while upgrading pip packages in a docker container. |
Yes, apparently there is an issue with overlayfs filesystem, cf moby/moby#9572 |
Closing this, it appears to have been a kernel bug and that bug is now fixed. |
Hello!
I'm encountering a really strange error. It goes away after upgrading pip.
Probably fixed, but maybe others were stumbling into this, so at least it's a "known issue" with that version.
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