问题
I am trying to work with the newest Azure SDK library. I originally installed the libraries using PIP and haven't had any issues. Found a newer feature that was released but I didn't have it available in my library. So I tried to re-install the libraries via PIP. No good... Then I went through the process of cloning the repo from Github and then installing it from source. It went through without errors, but the new features weren't available to my code.
Digging into the downloaded code, I can see the feature is the code I pulled from Github but it is just not getting installed to where Python can see it. It seems that when running setup.py, the installation is happening somewhere else. I'm not sure what to do at this point or what the best way to make sure I am running the most recent code.
Should I somehow remove everything that PIP installed originally? (not sure how to do that) or do I need to point python to where the libraries are? (concerned that there will be confusion since there is currently two of everything.
Thanks
回答1:
You should just pip install straight from github.
pip uninstall <package-name>
pip install git+<link-to-repo.git>
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58423113/python-installing-libraries-from-github