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CC | kukuk@suse.com, william.brown@suse.com | |
Assignee | kukuk@suse.com | iforster@suse.com |
Flags | needinfo?(william.brown@suse.com) |
transactional-update shell is for debugging, not installing software. If you need to install non-RPM packages below /usr, then transactional-update is most likely not the right choice for you. Beside that: /etc is mounted in transactional-shell. Maybe you should describe at first what your problem is and why pip install is failing?