meadowrun-manage-ec2: command not found

[weisisheng]

Have tried installing in base virtual env using poetry and pip. Can't seem to be found. Appreciate any tips. Thanks in advance.

Ubuntu 22.04, python 3.7.11, meadowrun 0.11 // with non-sudo and sudo

[kurtschelfthout]

Thanks for trying meadowrun! I suspect it's the python 3.7 that is biting you, I recently added it to our regular test matrix and found a few issues in the process - #77 has not been released yet.

Could you try

python -c "import meadowrun.manage; meadowrun.manage.main_ec2()" --help / install / ...

to check? If it gives some typing related import errors that would be a sure indication that is the issue.

Or try with a more recent python version if you can.

We will release an updated version with the 3.7 fixes.

[hrichardlee]

We did have a fix for a python 3.7 issue that I just released (so if you get 0.1.12 you shouldn't run into that), but that was an issue with from typing import Literal issue, which is not what you were running into.

My guess is that you're somehow using a pip that's related to a python version that's not on your path. We would recommend using the advice here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2812520/dealing-with-multiple-python-versions-and-pip which is to always call pip via python -m pip ... rather than just pip by itself. As long as the python you use in that command is on your path, then the meadowrun-manage-ec2 command should work. But in general the recommendation would be to use a virtualenv. I just ran this on Ubuntu and it worked:

python3.7 -m venv py37venv
source py37venv/bin/activate
pip install meadowrun
meadowrun-manage-ec2 install

[weisisheng]

Thanks very much for the fast response. Believe you are right as I switched to python ^3.10 as poetry suggests and so far so good. I'll post here again if any more observations.