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PIP installation issue on Windows #57

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@Seanogie

Using windows, Python 2.7 and PIP, I have tried to install robotframework-selenium2library. However the pop up window when install PIP is too quick to read and it does not seem to install correctly.

Under the PIP/build folder I see the dependence I have downloaded
'decorator >= 3.3.2',
'selenium >= 2.8.1',
'robotframework >= 2.7.1',
'docutils >= 0.7'

When I run "pip install upgrade robotframework-selenium2library" the screen is too fast to see if it was successful. However as the folder is not created I assume it was not successful. The same for "selenium2library".

So, how can I keep the window open to see the issue?

And am I doing something wrong?

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  1. j1z0 commented on May 30, 2012

    @j1z0
    Contributor

    I assume u are running pip through the run menu? Can u open cmd prompt first and then run pip?

  2. Seanogie commented on May 30, 2012

    @Seanogie
    Author

    Hi j1z0, no I ran this through the cmd prompt.

  3. j1z0 commented on May 30, 2012

    @j1z0
    Contributor

    So what window are u talking about keeping open? Pip should just output everything to the command prompt.

  4. emanlove commented on Dec 11, 2012

    @emanlove
    Member

    @Seanogie If you are still experiencing this problem please reopen the issue and provide an updated status or error message.

  5. mcteo commented on Aug 9, 2013

    @mcteo

    I have also experienced this problem, when pip.exe is ran, from a command prompt, it opens a new command prompt, prints it output to this new window, and closes it again.

    A workaround is to use the pip-2.7-script.py directly.

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