se tool issues on Ubuntu 22.04?

[king....@gmail.com]

Updated Ubuntu, now having trouble with the se tools, including attempts to update or reinstall. Before I troubleshoot further, are there known issues?

Thanks.

- Paul

[Alex Cabal]

I haven't tested it on 22.04 but there's no obvious reason why it
shouldn't work. Without actual error messages there's no telling.

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[king....@gmail.com]

Here is what I am seeing.

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$se --version
    se: command not found

$pipx upgrade standardebooks
    Package is not installed. Expected to find /home/systemuser/.local/pipx/venvs/standardebooks, but it does not exist.

$pipx install standardebooks
    Fatal error from pip prevented installation. Full pip output in file:
        /home/systemuser/.local/pipx/logs/cmd_2022-05-12_17.59.54_pip_errors.log

tail /home/systemuser/.local/pipx/logs/cmd_2022-05-12_17.59.54_pip_errors.log
    PIP STDOUT
    ----------
    PIP STDERR
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    /home/systemuser/.local/pipx/venvs/standardebooks/bin/python: No module named pip
   
$pip    
    Usage:  
      pip <command> [options]    
   
$pipx    
    usage: pipx [-h] ...

[Alex Cabal]

No idea, it looks like your Python installation is screwed up somehow.

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[François Grandjean]

That happened to me back when I used Ubuntu. I don’t remember the details but major Python updates are typically applied with the new version and pipx doesn’t like it—other virtual environment also experience similar. There might be a better way but I ended up solving it by deleting the pipx folder and reinstalling the standardebooks package.

[king....@gmail.com]

Thank you, Francois. That worked.

cd ~/.local

rm -r pipx
pipx install standardebooks
se --version
    2.3.10

[Animesh Baranawal]

Can this be added on the github standardebooks tools page?

I upgraded to Ubuntu 22 recently and faced the same issue.

The above solution worked for me as well.

-Animesh

[John Rambow]

Just chiming in to agree it would be helpful to add, and thanks, François.

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