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taste-setup
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e095b1a1
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e095b1a1
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Jul 22, 2017
by
Thanassis Tsiodras
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Use 'pip uninstall', to handle the failure of --upgrade
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DIR
=
"
$(
cd
"
$(
dirname
"
${
BASH_SOURCE
[0]
}
"
)
"
&&
pwd
)
"
.
${
DIR
}
/common.sh
# Setup pymsc in ~/.local
cd
$DIR
/../pymsc
||
exit
1
# Skip install if the version installed is the same and the tree is clean
HEAD
=
"
$(
grep
__version msccore/__init__.py |
awk
'{print $NF}'
)
"
VERSION_INSTALLED
=
"
$(
pip2 freeze |
grep
taste-msc |
awk
-F
=
'{print $NF}'
)
"
git status
>
/dev/null
TREE_CLEAN
=
$?
if
[
${
TREE_CLEAN
}
-eq
0
-a
"
${
HEAD
}
"
==
"
${
VERSION_INSTALLED
}
"
]
;
then
echo
taste-msc tree is clean and already installed. Skipping taste-msc install...
exit
0
fi
# Unfortunately, the --upgrade DOES NOT ALWAYS WORK.
# Uninstall first...
echo
y | pip2 uninstall taste-msc
pip2
install
--user
--upgrade
.
||
exit
1
# Add .local/bin to PATH
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