Trouble installing homebrew package (mopidy) on new environment












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I recently upgraded my laptop to one of the touchbar MacBook Pros. I'm currently reconfiguring my dev environment and seem to have run into a little issue with brew, python, and perhaps pyenv too.



The stack trace I am getting from trying to run brew install mopidy is the following:




  1. Command executed: ==> python -c import setuptools... --no-user-cfg install --prefix=/usr/local/Cellar/mopidy/2.2.1

  2. Error: Homebrew python stacktrace screenshot


As you can probably tell, the version of Python in which homebrew is using apparently does not have setuptools installed. I have done the following:




  • Installed python3 and python2 with pyenv and installed python3 with brew


Then:




  • set up pyenv with 2.7 and 3.7.1 | pyenv versions:


    • system

    • * 2.7.5 (set by /Users/adonis/.pyenv/version

    • 3.7.1



  • I have brew link'd everything brew doctor told me to


    • Current brew doctor output



  • I have attempted the following pip commands:


    • pip install setuptools

    • pip3 install setuptools

    • pip3.7 install setuptools

    • Also have tried using sudo -H pip install



  • Worth noting that the only Python directories in /usr/local/Cellar/ are the following (ls /usr/local/Cellar | grep python):


    • gst-python

    • python

    • python@2




I have exhausted google and SO for answers and the majority of accepted solutions include either specifying the pip version when using the install command or installing it globally. Not a lot of discussion of this issue on OS X. I am very confused and would like some help! Thanks.






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    I recently upgraded my laptop to one of the touchbar MacBook Pros. I'm currently reconfiguring my dev environment and seem to have run into a little issue with brew, python, and perhaps pyenv too.



    The stack trace I am getting from trying to run brew install mopidy is the following:




    1. Command executed: ==> python -c import setuptools... --no-user-cfg install --prefix=/usr/local/Cellar/mopidy/2.2.1

    2. Error: Homebrew python stacktrace screenshot


    As you can probably tell, the version of Python in which homebrew is using apparently does not have setuptools installed. I have done the following:




    • Installed python3 and python2 with pyenv and installed python3 with brew


    Then:




    • set up pyenv with 2.7 and 3.7.1 | pyenv versions:


      • system

      • * 2.7.5 (set by /Users/adonis/.pyenv/version

      • 3.7.1



    • I have brew link'd everything brew doctor told me to


      • Current brew doctor output



    • I have attempted the following pip commands:


      • pip install setuptools

      • pip3 install setuptools

      • pip3.7 install setuptools

      • Also have tried using sudo -H pip install



    • Worth noting that the only Python directories in /usr/local/Cellar/ are the following (ls /usr/local/Cellar | grep python):


      • gst-python

      • python

      • python@2




    I have exhausted google and SO for answers and the majority of accepted solutions include either specifying the pip version when using the install command or installing it globally. Not a lot of discussion of this issue on OS X. I am very confused and would like some help! Thanks.






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      I recently upgraded my laptop to one of the touchbar MacBook Pros. I'm currently reconfiguring my dev environment and seem to have run into a little issue with brew, python, and perhaps pyenv too.



      The stack trace I am getting from trying to run brew install mopidy is the following:




      1. Command executed: ==> python -c import setuptools... --no-user-cfg install --prefix=/usr/local/Cellar/mopidy/2.2.1

      2. Error: Homebrew python stacktrace screenshot


      As you can probably tell, the version of Python in which homebrew is using apparently does not have setuptools installed. I have done the following:




      • Installed python3 and python2 with pyenv and installed python3 with brew


      Then:




      • set up pyenv with 2.7 and 3.7.1 | pyenv versions:


        • system

        • * 2.7.5 (set by /Users/adonis/.pyenv/version

        • 3.7.1



      • I have brew link'd everything brew doctor told me to


        • Current brew doctor output



      • I have attempted the following pip commands:


        • pip install setuptools

        • pip3 install setuptools

        • pip3.7 install setuptools

        • Also have tried using sudo -H pip install



      • Worth noting that the only Python directories in /usr/local/Cellar/ are the following (ls /usr/local/Cellar | grep python):


        • gst-python

        • python

        • python@2




      I have exhausted google and SO for answers and the majority of accepted solutions include either specifying the pip version when using the install command or installing it globally. Not a lot of discussion of this issue on OS X. I am very confused and would like some help! Thanks.






      python macos homebrew pyenv







      share|improve this question













      I recently upgraded my laptop to one of the touchbar MacBook Pros. I'm currently reconfiguring my dev environment and seem to have run into a little issue with brew, python, and perhaps pyenv too.



      The stack trace I am getting from trying to run brew install mopidy is the following:




      1. Command executed: ==> python -c import setuptools... --no-user-cfg install --prefix=/usr/local/Cellar/mopidy/2.2.1

      2. Error: Homebrew python stacktrace screenshot


      As you can probably tell, the version of Python in which homebrew is using apparently does not have setuptools installed. I have done the following:




      • Installed python3 and python2 with pyenv and installed python3 with brew


      Then:




      • set up pyenv with 2.7 and 3.7.1 | pyenv versions:


        • system

        • * 2.7.5 (set by /Users/adonis/.pyenv/version

        • 3.7.1



      • I have brew link'd everything brew doctor told me to


        • Current brew doctor output



      • I have attempted the following pip commands:


        • pip install setuptools

        • pip3 install setuptools

        • pip3.7 install setuptools

        • Also have tried using sudo -H pip install



      • Worth noting that the only Python directories in /usr/local/Cellar/ are the following (ls /usr/local/Cellar | grep python):


        • gst-python

        • python

        • python@2




      I have exhausted google and SO for answers and the majority of accepted solutions include either specifying the pip version when using the install command or installing it globally. Not a lot of discussion of this issue on OS X. I am very confused and would like some help! Thanks.






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