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Bootstrap is broken (looking for lib2to3 in the wrong places) #20143

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bzbarsky-apple opened this issue Jun 30, 2022 · 2 comments · Fixed by #20158
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Bootstrap is broken (looking for lib2to3 in the wrong places) #20143

bzbarsky-apple opened this issue Jun 30, 2022 · 2 comments · Fixed by #20158

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Problem

After #19992 bootstrap is broken: it looks for lib2to3, but even installing it with pip3 install 2to3 does not help, because it looks for it in a (hardcoded) wrong place.

For now people are limping along by manually creating the wrong-place directory, but that's really not sane.

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We need to either roll back #19992 or get this fixed ASAP on the pigweed side.

@woody-apple @andy31415 @mspang @rgoliver
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Note that this is currently blocking me from doing some things, by the way, because I don't really want to mess with sudo and my system Python install to placate this broken script...

@andy31415 andy31415 mentioned this issue Jun 30, 2022
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Hi i met the same problem and pull latest pigweed version does not help either

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Pull latest pigweed version. andy31415/connectedhomeip
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