arch.sh: switch permissions of pip install (again) #13179
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julianoes
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after testing the right solution on a fresh installation
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after testing the right solution on a fresh installation
Describe problem solved by the proposed pull request
I tested it again on a fresh system and before c09ea2a there was the problem that python packages were installed under root and the normal user didn't have it in his path. After that the user doesn't have permissions to update binaries like
pip,easy_installandwheel.Describe your preferred solution
Now I fixed all these cases updating the binaries with sudo and installing the package requirements under the user (see https://dev.to/elabftw/stop-using-sudo-pip-install-52mn).
Test data / coverage
Tested on the go on a fresh install.
Additional context
#13111
#13160