install.sh pip: command not found
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joechu1 commented
There's a somewhat confusing message displayed when running the install.sh script:
./install.sh: line 5: pip: command not found
This doesn't look like an error, but more of a side effect of testing for the required Python version. However, I think users may get confused whether or not the installation succeeded if they see this message.
You should be able to modify the code to suppress this message without losing any functionality:
if pip --version 2>&1 | grep -q "python3.[6-9]"; then
PIP=pip
elif pip3 --version 2>&1 | grep -q "python3.[6-9]"; then
PIP=pip3
Otherwise if you'd rather have a pull request, let me know!
jefflester commented