board/opentrons/ot2: Reconfigure Python to find packages in /var/user-packages #231
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Retested with the latest commit. It's working now. Thanks @DerekMaggio for catching the bug in the original commit. |
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This fixes EXEC-390.
When a user SSHes in and does
pip install foo, our pip.conf tells pip to install the package in/var/user-packages/usr/lib/python3.10/site-packages.The other half of that is that Python needs to be configured separately to look for packages there. We've historically done that with a magic
.pthfile. But we dropped that file in the Python 3.7 -> Python 3.10 migration, since it didn't look like it was doing anything.This restores the load-bearing .pth file. Other than updating it for Python 3.10, it works the same way it did before.
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