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This PEP proposes that the `pip`_ package manager be made available by
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This PEP proposes that the `pip`_ package manager be made available by
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default when installing CPython and when creating virtual environments
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default when installing CPython and when creating virtual environments
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using the standard library's ``venv`` module (including via the
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using the standard library's ``venv`` module via the ``pyvenv`` command line
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``pyvenv`` command line utility).
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utility).
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To clearly demarcate development responsibilities, and to avoid
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To clearly demarcate development responsibilities, and to avoid
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inadvertently downgrading ``pip`` when updating CPython, the proposed
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inadvertently downgrading ``pip`` when updating CPython, the proposed
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@ -64,12 +64,12 @@ it, and how to install it. The effect of this is that third-party Python
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projects are currently required to choose from a variety of undesirable
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projects are currently required to choose from a variety of undesirable
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alternatives:
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alternatives:
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* assume the user already has a suitable cross-platform package manager
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* Assume the user already has a suitable cross-platform package manager
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installed
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installed.
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* duplicate the instructions and tell their users how to install the
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* Duplicate the instructions and tell their users how to install the
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package manager
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package manager.
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* completely forgo the use of dependencies to ease installation concerns
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* Completely forgo the use of dependencies to ease installation concerns
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for their users
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for their users.
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All of these available options have significant drawbacks.
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All of these available options have significant drawbacks.
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global hook that looks for commands that don't exist and suggest an OS
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global hook that looks for commands that don't exist and suggest an OS
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package they can install to make the command work, but that only works
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package they can install to make the command work, but that only works
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on systems with platform package managers (such as major Linux
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on systems with platform package managers (such as major Linux
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distributions). No such assistance is availabe for Windows and
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distributions). No such assistance is available for Windows and
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Mac OS X users. The challenges of dealing with this problem are a
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Mac OS X users. The challenges of dealing with this problem are a
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regular feature of feedback the core Python developers receive from
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regular feature of feedback the core Python developers receive from
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professional educators and others introducing new users to Python.
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professional educators and others introducing new users to Python.
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To ensure there is no need for network access when installing Python or
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To ensure there is no need for network access when installing Python or
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creating virtual environments, the ``extractpip`` module will, as an
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creating virtual environments, the ``extractpip`` module will, as an
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implementation detail, include a complete private copy of pip and its
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implementation detail, include a complete private copy of pip and its
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dependencies which will be used to extra pip and install it into the target
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dependencies which will be used to extract pip and install it into the target
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environment. It is important to stress that this private copy of pip is
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environment. It is important to stress that this private copy of pip is
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*only* an implementation detail and it should *not* be relied on or
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*only* an implementation detail and it should *not* be relied on or
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assumed to exist beyond the public capabilities exposed through the
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assumed to exist beyond the public capabilities exposed through the
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contact PyPI (instead installing directly from the private wheel files.
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contact PyPI (instead installing directly from the private wheel files.
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Rather than including separate code to handle the bootstrapping, the
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Rather than including separate code to handle the bootstrapping, the
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``extractpip`` module will manipulating sys.path appropriately to allow
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``extractpip`` module will manipulate sys.path appropriately to allow
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the wheel files to be used to install themselves, either into the current
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the wheel files to be used to install themselves, either into the current
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Python installation or into a virtual environment (as determined by the
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Python installation or into a virtual environment (as determined by the
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options passed to the bootstrap command).
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options passed to the bootstrap command).
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functions::
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functions::
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def version():
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def version():
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"""Returns a string specifying the bootstrapped version of pip"""
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"""
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Returns a string specifying the bundled version of pip.
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"""
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def bootstrap(root=None, upgrade=False, user=False, verbosity=0):
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def bootstrap(root=None, upgrade=False, user=False, verbosity=0):
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"""Bootstrap pip into the current Python installation (or the given
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root directory)"""
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Bootstrap pip into the current Python installation (or the given root
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directory).
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"""
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Invocation from the CPython installers
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Invocation from the CPython installers
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to the private copy of ``extractpip``). ``python -m extractpip`` will then
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to the private copy of ``extractpip``). ``python -m extractpip`` will then
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install the private copy in addition to installing ``pip`` itself.
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install the private copy in addition to installing ``pip`` itself.
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However, this behaviour is officially considered an implementation
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However, this behavior is officially considered an implementation
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detail. Other projects which explicitly require ``setuptools`` must still
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detail. Other projects which explicitly require ``setuptools`` must still
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provide an appropriate dependency declaration, rather than assuming
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provide an appropriate dependency declaration, rather than assuming
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``setuptools`` will always be installed alongside ``pip``.
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``setuptools`` will always be installed alongside ``pip``.
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Adding the scripts directory to the system PATH would mean that ``pip``
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Adding the scripts directory to the system PATH would mean that ``pip``
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works reliably in the "only one Python installation on the system PATH"
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works reliably in the "only one Python installation on the system PATH"
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case, with ``py -m pip`` needed only to select a non-default version in
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case, with ``py -m pip``, ``pipX``, or ``pipX.Y`` needed only to select a
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the parallel installation case (and outside a virtual environment). This
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non-default version in the parallel installation case (and outside a virtual
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change should also make the ``pyvenv`` command substantially easier to
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environment). This change should also make the ``pyvenv`` command substantially
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invoke on Windows, along with all scripts installed by ``pip``,
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easier to invoke on Windows, along with all scripts installed by ``pip``,
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``easy_install`` and similar tools.
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``easy_install`` and similar tools.
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While the script invocations on recent versions of Python will run through
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While the script invocations on recent versions of Python will run through
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* Do not remove the bundled copy of pip.
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* Do not remove the bundled copy of pip.
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* This is required for offline installation of pip into a virtual
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* This is required for installation of pip into a virtual environment by the
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environment by the ``venv`` module.
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``venv`` module.
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* This is similar to the existing ``virtualenv`` package for which many
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* This is similar to the existing ``virtualenv`` package for which many
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downstream distributors have already made exception to the common
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downstream distributors have already made exception to the common
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"debundling" policy.
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"debundling" policy.
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As a result, the PEP was simplified to the current design, where the
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As a result, the PEP was simplified to the current design, where the
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bootstrapping *always* uses the private copy of ``pip``. Contacting PyPI
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bootstrapping *always* uses the private copy of ``pip``. Contacting PyPI
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is now always an explicit seperate step, with direct access to the full
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is now always an explicit separate step, with direct access to the full
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pip interface.
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pip interface.
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Similar to this PEP is the proposal of just including pip in the standard
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Similar to this PEP is the proposal of just including pip in the standard
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library. This would ensure that Python always includes pip and fixes all of the
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library. This would ensure that Python always includes pip and fixes all of the
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end user facing problems with not having pip present by default. This has been
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end user facing problems with not having pip present by default. This has been
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rejected because we've learned through the inclusion and history of
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rejected because we've learned, through the inclusion and history of
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``distutils`` in the standard library that losing the ability to update the
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``distutils`` in the standard library, that losing the ability to update the
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packaging tools independently can leave the tooling in a state of constant
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packaging tools independently can leave the tooling in a state of constant
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limbo. Making it unable to ever reasonably evolve in a time frame that actually
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limbo. Making it unable to ever reasonably evolve in a time frame that actually
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affects users as any new features will not be available to the general
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affects users as any new features will not be available to the general
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Some consideration was given to bootstrapping pip into the per-user
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Some consideration was given to bootstrapping pip into the per-user
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site-packages directory by default. However, this behaviour would be
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site-packages directory by default. However, this behavior would be
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surprising (as it differs from the default behaviour of pip itself)
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surprising (as it differs from the default behavior of pip itself)
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and is also not currently considered reliable (there are some edge cases
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and is also not currently considered reliable (there are some edge cases
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which are not handled correctly when pip is installed into the user
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which are not handled correctly when pip is installed into the user
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site-packages directory rather than the system site-packages).
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site-packages directory rather than the system site-packages).
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