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But the documentation says that --fetch-missing-python instructs Pipx "to fetch a standalone python build from GitHub if the specified python version is not found locally on the system."
I expected Pipx to automatically download Python 3.12 and create the virtual environment with it.
Verbose output of pipx install --fetch-missing-python --python 3.12 pycowsay --verbose:
pipx >(setup:1110): pipx version is 1.7.1
pipx >(setup:1111): Default python interpreter is 'C:\Program Files\Python310\python.exe'
⚠️ No executable for the provided Python version '3.12' found in py launcher. Please make sure the provided version is listed when running `py --list`.
My system is Windows 11 64-bit.
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I'm getting a similar error when trying to use it on Apache Arrow's CI. Weirdly, it seems that the problem may be dependent on the exact Python version that pipx runs on (rather than the Python version that's being asked for).
C:\>pipx install --python 3.11 --fetch-missing-python --verbose "https://github.com/googleapis/storage-testbench/archive/"v0.40.0".tar.gz" || exit /B 1
pipx >(setup:1110): pipx version is 1.7.1
pipx >(setup:1111): Default python interpreter is 'C:\Python310\python.exe'
pipx >(mkdir:76): creating directory C:\Users\ContainerAdministrator\pipx\venvs
pipx >(mkdir:76): creating directory C:\Users\ContainerAdministrator\.local\share\man
pipx >(mkdir:76): creating directory C:\Users\ContainerAdministrator\pipx\.cache
pipx >(mkdir:76): creating directory C:\Users\ContainerAdministrator\pipx\py
No executable for the provided Python version '3.11' found in py launcher.
Please make sure the provided version is listed when running `py --list`.
The
--fetch-missing-python
option appears to have no effect.Following the example:
pipx install --fetch-missing-python --python 3.12 pycowsay
I see
It is true that I do not have Python 3.12 installed. The suggested
py --list
givesBut the documentation says that
--fetch-missing-python
instructs Pipx "to fetch a standalone python build from GitHub if the specified python version is not found locally on the system."I expected Pipx to automatically download Python 3.12 and create the virtual environment with it.
Verbose output of
pipx install --fetch-missing-python --python 3.12 pycowsay --verbose
:My system is Windows 11 64-bit.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: