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pip installer: fix installed script executable #3835

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@abn abn commented Mar 25, 2021

When pip installs into an alternate prefix, it uses the current executable
when writing package scripts during install (eg: black, pytest etc.).

With this change, we:

  1. Use the active environment to trigger pip embedded virtual environment.
  2. Enforcing the use of --pep-517 when installing non-wheel packages.
  3. Handle zip-unsafe bug in pip's vendored pep517 under python3.6.

Relates-to: #2826

@abn abn force-pushed the fix/embedded-pip branch 2 times, most recently from 0bf898c to 7afb79f Compare March 25, 2021 23:07
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Tested locally and will ship it as part of our CI poetry to provide more testing.

@kasteph kasteph merged commit cdfcd14 into python-poetry:master Mar 26, 2021
@abn abn deleted the fix/embedded-pip branch March 26, 2021 11:38
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