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Installing pip used to be part of RustPython's CI suite, but it had to be disabled because pip vendors dependencies that RustPython currently doesn't support. The specific problem that you're running into is solved by #3532, but that by itself won't get pip up and running. (The next step along that journey, by the way, is adding mmap to RustPython, tracked in #2059.)
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fanninpm commentedon Feb 8, 2022
Installing pip used to be part of RustPython's CI suite, but it had to be disabled because pip vendors dependencies that RustPython currently doesn't support. The specific problem that you're running into is solved by #3532, but that by itself won't get pip up and running. (The next step along that journey, by the way, is adding
mmapto RustPython, tracked in #2059.)