Update: I could install the latest version with --break-system-packages.
Can anyone explain me why
does not install the latest version (but 1.6) of astral...
But when I (after removing the old version), use
does install the latest version of astral.
I still have to run the script and see if everything works. I will update later on (or in the next days).
However, 2 things remain unclear. Firstly, I thought sudo is 'super user do', so "everything" should work. Why is an installation prevented with 'sudo'? Secondly, it is about installing the same 'package'. In both command lines I ordered/asked to install the 'astral'. But with the first command line 1.6 was installed, with the --break extension the 3.2 version. How is that possible?
Can anyone explain me why
Code:
sudo apt install python3-astralBut when I (after removing the old version), use
Code:
pip install astral --break-system-packagesdoes install the latest version of astral.
I still have to run the script and see if everything works. I will update later on (or in the next days).
However, 2 things remain unclear. Firstly, I thought sudo is 'super user do', so "everything" should work. Why is an installation prevented with 'sudo'? Secondly, it is about installing the same 'package'. In both command lines I ordered/asked to install the 'astral'. But with the first command line 1.6 was installed, with the --break extension the 3.2 version. How is that possible?
Statistics: Posted by diedhert — Sun Mar 16, 2025 6:53 am