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…ng installations have been ignored
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…ng installations have been ignored
currently, the "Successfully installed ..." message of a pip install can report a wrong version when either the -I or the --target options are in use: when another installation of the package exists on sys.path and the new installation goes to a location not on sys.path or in a later position, the pre-existing version will be reported. The patch fixes this for me.
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masterbranch. Please see original pull request for any previous discussion.Original Submitter: @wm75