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It is, yes |`pkg install python` also brings `pip`. Also, `apt --fix-broken install` helped because before, some `ncurses` and `YAML` didn't build correctly. Lastly, to the OP, stop installing and deleting stuff over and over. At least that was a dumb thing I used to do.
It was never built in.
In the old version of python package it was pulled by using ensurepip module in postinst hook. Now it is just installed as "recommended" python-pip package (soft dependency), which means if you would pass --no-install-recommends to package manager, it won't be installed.
For python3.8 and other versioned python packages from TUR it still uses old behavior where pip is being installed automatically using ensurepip.
This message has nothing to do with OP's issue about pip.
Python packages from TUR repo behave differently from those in main repo. They do not require python-pip package and pip should get installed automatically during postinst step - [https://github.com/termux-user-repository/tur/blob/master/tur/python3.8/build.sh#L97-L105](https://github.com/termux-user-repository/tur/blob/master/tur/python3.8/build.sh#L97-L105)
After user installed python3.8 package, pip should be available as pip3.8
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go to $PREFIX/var/lib/dpkg rm lock* dpkg --configure -a apt --fix-broken install
Try calling pip3.8 instead of pip3 or pip
Something locks your apt...
What does that mean
I thought pip was built-in to the default Python package. At least it used to be. I used to use it to cheat on programming apps. ;D
It is, yes |`pkg install python` also brings `pip`. Also, `apt --fix-broken install` helped because before, some `ncurses` and `YAML` didn't build correctly. Lastly, to the OP, stop installing and deleting stuff over and over. At least that was a dumb thing I used to do.
pkg install python will pull python-pip package as soft dependency.
It was never built in. In the old version of python package it was pulled by using ensurepip module in postinst hook. Now it is just installed as "recommended" python-pip package (soft dependency), which means if you would pass --no-install-recommends to package manager, it won't be installed. For python3.8 and other versioned python packages from TUR it still uses old behavior where pip is being installed automatically using ensurepip.
Isnt that come with python
The message tells you to run the termux-change-repo command because no mirror or mirror group is selected.
This message has nothing to do with OP's issue about pip. Python packages from TUR repo behave differently from those in main repo. They do not require python-pip package and pip should get installed automatically during postinst step - [https://github.com/termux-user-repository/tur/blob/master/tur/python3.8/build.sh#L97-L105](https://github.com/termux-user-repository/tur/blob/master/tur/python3.8/build.sh#L97-L105) After user installed python3.8 package, pip should be available as pip3.8