Force reinstall dependencies if using venv #234
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Taking a look at this if we're getting interference from the system version do we really want to use the system-site-package added in #216? @dirk-thomas is it not possible to use the venv only when doing the rqt stuff? It seems like if the compiled elements are there there should be python packages that can take advantage of the compiled elements from the system from inside the venv. |
It didn't work when we tried it since some of the Python packages are coming from Debian packages and are not found when not using |
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If asked to use a virtual environment then force reinstall all packages in the virtual env. This makes sure
vcsis installed there even if it is also installed system wide.Fixes #233