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As I understand it, Ubuntu Snap encapsulates and manages versions and dependencies. So if I'm using a python application which is installed as a classic snap, how do I pip install additional packages for the application to use inside the snap, without polluting my non-snap environment?
In this instance I want to add some packages to the 'atom' editor which have a bunch of python package dependencies.
python snap pip
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As I understand it, Ubuntu Snap encapsulates and manages versions and dependencies. So if I'm using a python application which is installed as a classic snap, how do I pip install additional packages for the application to use inside the snap, without polluting my non-snap environment?
In this instance I want to add some packages to the 'atom' editor which have a bunch of python package dependencies.
python snap pip
asked Sep 30 at 7:04
John MeeJohn Mee
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Does the snap include it's own version of Python? Or does the snap use the system's Python?
– user535733
Sep 30 at 12:05
I don't know. Is there some way to test it? If I dosnap run --shell atomand then play with python it presents like the system python. Looking at/snap/atom/current/snap/manifest.yamlthere are many references to python, but in thesnapcraft.yamlthere are none. If it had python packaged into it, where would we expect to find it?
– John Mee
Sep 30 at 23:13
I'm thinking python is not included in the snap. Which would leave me kinda screwed: wrap the snap in a virtualenv, or modify the snap to include python and site-packages, or suck it up and install to system. :-/
– John Mee
Sep 30 at 23:22
Related and insightful... bugs.launchpad.net/snapcraft/+bug/1670749
– John Mee
Sep 30 at 23:25
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As I understand it, Ubuntu Snap encapsulates and manages versions and dependencies. So if I'm using a python application which is installed as a classic snap, how do I pip install additional packages for the application to use inside the snap, without polluting my non-snap environment?
In this instance I want to add some packages to the 'atom' editor which have a bunch of python package dependencies.
python snap pip
asked Sep 30 at 7:04
John MeeJohn Mee
5131 gold badge5 silver badges13 bronze badges
As I understand it, Ubuntu Snap encapsulates and manages versions and dependencies. So if I'm using a python application which is installed as a classic snap, how do I pip install additional packages for the application to use inside the snap, without polluting my non-snap environment?
In this instance I want to add some packages to the 'atom' editor which have a bunch of python package dependencies.
python snap pip
python snap pip
asked Sep 30 at 7:04
John MeeJohn Mee
5131 gold badge5 silver badges13 bronze badges
asked Sep 30 at 7:04
John MeeJohn Mee
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asked Sep 30 at 7:04
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asked Sep 30 at 7:04
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Does the snap include it's own version of Python? Or does the snap use the system's Python?
– user535733
Sep 30 at 12:05
I don't know. Is there some way to test it? If I dosnap run --shell atomand then play with python it presents like the system python. Looking at/snap/atom/current/snap/manifest.yamlthere are many references to python, but in thesnapcraft.yamlthere are none. If it had python packaged into it, where would we expect to find it?
– John Mee
Sep 30 at 23:13
I'm thinking python is not included in the snap. Which would leave me kinda screwed: wrap the snap in a virtualenv, or modify the snap to include python and site-packages, or suck it up and install to system. :-/
– John Mee
Sep 30 at 23:22
Related and insightful... bugs.launchpad.net/snapcraft/+bug/1670749
– John Mee
Sep 30 at 23:25
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Does the snap include it's own version of Python? Or does the snap use the system's Python?
– user535733
Sep 30 at 12:05
I don't know. Is there some way to test it? If I dosnap run --shell atomand then play with python it presents like the system python. Looking at/snap/atom/current/snap/manifest.yamlthere are many references to python, but in thesnapcraft.yamlthere are none. If it had python packaged into it, where would we expect to find it?
– John Mee
Sep 30 at 23:13
I'm thinking python is not included in the snap. Which would leave me kinda screwed: wrap the snap in a virtualenv, or modify the snap to include python and site-packages, or suck it up and install to system. :-/
– John Mee
Sep 30 at 23:22
Related and insightful... bugs.launchpad.net/snapcraft/+bug/1670749
– John Mee
Sep 30 at 23:25
Does the snap include it's own version of Python? Or does the snap use the system's Python?
– user535733
Sep 30 at 12:05
Does the snap include it's own version of Python? Or does the snap use the system's Python?
– user535733
Sep 30 at 12:05
I don't know. Is there some way to test it? If I do
snap run --shell atom and then play with python it presents like the system python. Looking at /snap/atom/current/snap/manifest.yaml there are many references to python, but in the snapcraft.yaml there are none. If it had python packaged into it, where would we expect to find it?– John Mee
Sep 30 at 23:13
I don't know. Is there some way to test it? If I do
snap run --shell atom and then play with python it presents like the system python. Looking at /snap/atom/current/snap/manifest.yaml there are many references to python, but in the snapcraft.yaml there are none. If it had python packaged into it, where would we expect to find it?– John Mee
Sep 30 at 23:13
I'm thinking python is not included in the snap. Which would leave me kinda screwed: wrap the snap in a virtualenv, or modify the snap to include python and site-packages, or suck it up and install to system. :-/
– John Mee
Sep 30 at 23:22
I'm thinking python is not included in the snap. Which would leave me kinda screwed: wrap the snap in a virtualenv, or modify the snap to include python and site-packages, or suck it up and install to system. :-/
– John Mee
Sep 30 at 23:22
Related and insightful... bugs.launchpad.net/snapcraft/+bug/1670749
– John Mee
Sep 30 at 23:25
Related and insightful... bugs.launchpad.net/snapcraft/+bug/1670749
– John Mee
Sep 30 at 23:25
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Does the snap include it's own version of Python? Or does the snap use the system's Python?
– user535733
Sep 30 at 12:05
I don't know. Is there some way to test it? If I do
snap run --shell atomand then play with python it presents like the system python. Looking at/snap/atom/current/snap/manifest.yamlthere are many references to python, but in thesnapcraft.yamlthere are none. If it had python packaged into it, where would we expect to find it?– John Mee
Sep 30 at 23:13
I'm thinking python is not included in the snap. Which would leave me kinda screwed: wrap the snap in a virtualenv, or modify the snap to include python and site-packages, or suck it up and install to system. :-/
– John Mee
Sep 30 at 23:22
Related and insightful... bugs.launchpad.net/snapcraft/+bug/1670749
– John Mee
Sep 30 at 23:25