Conflicting package versions dependencies in Python 1 uv_python_image Conflicting dependencies on package versions and python versions used to be the bane of every python developer's existence Until uv came along To fix dependency problems I suggest you replace pip install with uv add (Just run pip install uv and then go to your project dir and run uv init to get started )
asp. net core - Conflicting assets with the same target path css app . . . 3 Conflicting assets with the same target path 'css app css' in net projects I tried deleting the wwwroot folder of the Mobile project but it didn't work I also tried deleting the wwwroot css folder but that didn't work either Well, it would be nicer if you could share your reproducible sample or any to investigate further
Why do I still get a warning about Running pip as the root user . . . WARNING: Running pip as the 'root' user can result in broken permissions and conflicting behaviour with the system package manager It is recommended to use a virtual environment instead Why does it throw this warning if I am installing Python requirements inside my image? Can I actually break my system this way?
dealing with pip install dependency conflicts - Stack Overflow I have ~300 python packages that I am trying to install from a shell script that is configured to run when an instance is created The script fails due to dependency conflicts ERROR: Cannot install
Having difficulty installing vagrant-hostmanager - Stack Overflow I had the same issue This fixed it for me - export VAGRANT_DISABLE_STRICT_DEPENDENCY_ENFORCEMENT=1 There is going to be a new version with the logger dependency issue fixed but this gets around it in the meantime
After Angular update npm install fails because of peer dependency . . . npm install @angular cli@latest -g ng update @angular cli, ng update @angular common npm install @angular cdk@latest npm install @angular material@latest in angular 12 2 there are warnings about chokidar if you run npm audit fix it won't do anything, and there are several others - you just have to wait till they fix them because they're dev dependencies this is taken from a live project