version for Python 3?

[annajoiner]

On a Debian machine with "python -V" and "python3 -V" both reporting Python 3.9.2, the command "pip install pgsrip" produces the error "bash: cd: too many arguments." I can install with "sudo pip install pgsrip," although this produces warnings that running pip as root user can result in broken permissions. After thus installing pgsrip, the command "pgsrip file.mks" gives the error:

File "/usr/local/bin/pgsrip", line 5, in
from pgsrip.cli import pgsrip
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'pgsrip.cli'

The command "sudo pgsrip file.mks" does work, although it is necessary to run chown on the output file, and this isn't really what one would prefer.

Is there a simple way to install pgsrip from source with Python 3.9.2?

[ratoaq2]

I'm not sure if this is an issue with pgsrip. It seems an environment issue.

I deploy pgsrip in a docker container which is a debian image. Until yesterday that image was based on python 3.9:

pgsrip/Dockerfile

Line 1 in c68aefc

FROM python:3.9-slim

Today I released a new version with a minor fix in pgsrip and updated dependencies in docker (now using python 3.11). And I always used the pip install in the docker image to install the package ( https://github.com/ratoaq2/pgsrip/blob/master/Dockerfile#L63 )

[ratoaq2]

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