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However when running pyenv pyright, I get the following output:
[marijnk@fedora my-project]$ pyenv pyright
/home/marijnk/.pyenv/plugins/pyenv-pyright/bin/pyenv-pyright: line 80: json_pp: command not found
/home/marijnk/.pyenv/plugins/pyenv-pyright/bin/pyenv-pyright: line 60: json_pp: command not found
/home/marijnk/.pyenv/plugins/pyenv-pyright/bin/pyenv-pyright: line 68: json_pp: command not found
/home/marijnk/.pyenv/plugins/pyenv-pyright/bin/pyenv-pyright: line 72: json_pp: command not found
I propose one of two solutions:
Add to the install instructions where to install json_pp from (it doesn't seem to be in the Fedora repositories)
Use jq instead, which I believe is included by default in both Ubuntu and Fedora (or at least is available in the repositories)
System information: on Fedora Linux 40 (Workstation Edition) using pyenv 2.3.31
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Update: jq is not installed by default, but is available on all major distro package managers (tested: Ubuntu, Fedora and Arch Linux). So the second solution would also require an update to the README file.
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I installed pyenv-pyright by running the command in the README:
git clone https://github.com/alefpereira/pyenv-pyright.git $(pyenv root)/plugins/pyenv-pyright
However when running
pyenv pyright
, I get the following output:I propose one of two solutions:
jq
instead, which I believe is included by default in both Ubuntu and Fedora (or at least is available in the repositories)System information: on Fedora Linux 40 (Workstation Edition) using pyenv 2.3.31
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: