Got it - thanks!
A typical confusion of the name of the port with the name of an executable that
port installs.
> On Nov 30, 2022, at 4:19 PM, Mircea Trandafir wrote:
>
> I’m not aware of a program called py-pip. On the other hand, the port py-pip
> installs pip — you can see that with port c
I’m not aware of a program called py-pip. On the other hand, the port py-pip
installs pip — you can see that with port contents (I’m using py39-pip because
py-pip is a meta-port):
sudo port contents py39-pip
— output omitted —
/opt/local/bin/pip-3.9
— output omitted —
Hope this helps,
Mircea
>
I want to use py-pip (as a substitute for pip) to install a python package. I
already have:
% sudo port installed | grep py-pip
py-pip @22.3.1_0 (active)
But If I enter “py-pip” (without the quotes, of course) at the command-line, I
get:
% py-pip
zsh: com
