[19:27:54] <adavenport> im going to create a new environment and check
[19:29:10] <ngoldbaum> "which pip" might also be helpful, if pip is coming from another python install
[19:29:41] <ngoldbaum> this is why people suggest these days to use "python3 -m module", that way there's no ambiguity about which python you're using
[19:32:28] <Siecje1> agronholm: I can't even install from the Bitbucket repo. Very odd. I must have downloaded as a zip and then used pip
[19:35:56] <Siecje1> agronholm: When I use pyinsaller to build https://github.com/siecje/qml-testing I get an error that Failed to execute script pyi_rth_qt5plugins https://dpaste.de/nVem
[19:40:38] <adavenport> thats so weird, pip was calling a version of itself from outside of the conda environment
[19:41:02] <ngoldbaum> adavenport: that can easily happen depending on how your PATH is defined
[19:41:25] <ngoldbaum> adavenport: the most common issue i see with people's python installs is that they have more than one python install
[19:41:30] <ngoldbaum> and they're stepping on each other
[19:46:04] <adavenport> i think the path that conda env was corrupted
[19:46:34] <adavenport> condas usually good at avoiding those issues
[20:10:42] <Vyrus001> is there a simple howto on installing pip for the python instance IDA installs on windows?