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In a completely clean environment, the PrepareVenv.py script exits with a failure that the environment was not properly set up, due to the fact that the path .../lib/site-packages does not exist. If that directory is manually created, the script completes without error (and writes all the things to that path that are needed).
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I'm on a Mac (OSX 15.1) with Python 3.9.20. The complexifying detail is that my GitHub world lives under the Documents directory, and I use Dropbox to backup that folder. Because I run Dropbox across multiple Macs, Dropbox makes the decision to inject my machine identifier into the filesystem path (that I don't normally see from the shell or the finder, but which `os` calls do see). Because there's a space in the filename of my machine identifier, there's a space in my path. That space screws up the simplistic assumptions of what can and cannot be properly globbed and exec'd within f-strings.
In a completely clean environment, the PrepareVenv.py script exits with a failure that the environment was not properly set up, due to the fact that the path
.../lib/site-packages
does not exist. If that directory is manually created, the script completes without error (and writes all the things to that path that are needed).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: