What does pip install mean?

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I am installing this https://github.com/wkentaro/pytorch-fcn. It tells me to do this instruction.

git clone https://github.com/wkentaro/pytorch-fcn.git
cd pytorch-fcn
pip install .

What does pip install . mean ? Which folder or file am i running by just typing dot ? setup.py ?

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As a more general answer, . in both Unix and Windows means "the current directory".
â€“Â chrylis
Aug 21 at 7:32

pip displays a page of help text, which tells you that pip install --help will give you help text specific to pip install.
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I am installing this https://github.com/wkentaro/pytorch-fcn. It tells me to do this instruction.

git clone https://github.com/wkentaro/pytorch-fcn.git
cd pytorch-fcn
pip install .

What does pip install . mean ? Which folder or file am i running by just typing dot ? setup.py ?

asked Aug 21 at 5:05

kong

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As a more general answer, . in both Unix and Windows means "the current directory".
â€“Â chrylis
Aug 21 at 7:32

pip displays a page of help text, which tells you that pip install --help will give you help text specific to pip install.
â€“Â Roger Lipscombe
Aug 21 at 9:15

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I am installing this https://github.com/wkentaro/pytorch-fcn. It tells me to do this instruction.

git clone https://github.com/wkentaro/pytorch-fcn.git
cd pytorch-fcn
pip install .

What does pip install . mean ? Which folder or file am i running by just typing dot ? setup.py ?

asked Aug 21 at 5:05

kong

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I am installing this https://github.com/wkentaro/pytorch-fcn. It tells me to do this instruction.

git clone https://github.com/wkentaro/pytorch-fcn.git
cd pytorch-fcn
pip install .

What does pip install . mean ? Which folder or file am i running by just typing dot ? setup.py ?

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kong

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asked Aug 21 at 5:05

kong

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asked Aug 21 at 5:05

kong

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asked Aug 21 at 5:05

kong

2381416

3

As a more general answer, . in both Unix and Windows means "the current directory".
â€“Â chrylis
Aug 21 at 7:32

pip displays a page of help text, which tells you that pip install --help will give you help text specific to pip install.
â€“Â Roger Lipscombe
Aug 21 at 9:15

add a commentÂ |Â

3

As a more general answer, . in both Unix and Windows means "the current directory".
â€“Â chrylis
Aug 21 at 7:32

pip displays a page of help text, which tells you that pip install --help will give you help text specific to pip install.
â€“Â Roger Lipscombe
Aug 21 at 9:15

As a more general answer, . in both Unix and Windows means "the current directory".
â€“Â chrylis
Aug 21 at 7:32

pip displays a page of help text, which tells you that pip install --help will give you help text specific to pip install.
â€“Â Roger Lipscombe
Aug 21 at 9:15

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Basically you are specifying the location from which the pip package manager to extract the package information from.

E.g.:

# Get the Source code
git clone https://github.com/wkentaro/pytorch-fcn.git

# Change into the cloned git repository:pytorch-fcn
cd pytorch-fcn

# Install the package definitions from current location i.e. pytorch-fcn.
pip install .

Here is a brief description:
pip executes the setup.py which loads the requirements.txt which has textual representation of the dependency packages.

References:

Available here is the official documentation of pip.

For better python development workflow refer here for why you should use pip and virtualenv.

edited Aug 21 at 5:33

answered Aug 21 at 5:12

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Hello thanks for the reply. I have only used pip to do installations and have no idea how it works. What do you mean by package definitions ? Is there a specific file in pytorch-fcn that pip executes ?
â€“Â kong
Aug 21 at 5:20

@kong updated the answer.
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Basically you are specifying the location from which the pip package manager to extract the package information from.

E.g.:

# Get the Source code
git clone https://github.com/wkentaro/pytorch-fcn.git

# Change into the cloned git repository:pytorch-fcn
cd pytorch-fcn

# Install the package definitions from current location i.e. pytorch-fcn.
pip install .

Here is a brief description:
pip executes the setup.py which loads the requirements.txt which has textual representation of the dependency packages.

References:

Available here is the official documentation of pip.

For better python development workflow refer here for why you should use pip and virtualenv.

edited Aug 21 at 5:33

answered Aug 21 at 5:12

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Hello thanks for the reply. I have only used pip to do installations and have no idea how it works. What do you mean by package definitions ? Is there a specific file in pytorch-fcn that pip executes ?
â€“Â kong
Aug 21 at 5:20

@kong updated the answer.
â€“Â AmeyaVS
Aug 21 at 5:35

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up vote
4
down vote

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Basically you are specifying the location from which the pip package manager to extract the package information from.

E.g.:

# Get the Source code
git clone https://github.com/wkentaro/pytorch-fcn.git

# Change into the cloned git repository:pytorch-fcn
cd pytorch-fcn

# Install the package definitions from current location i.e. pytorch-fcn.
pip install .

Here is a brief description:
pip executes the setup.py which loads the requirements.txt which has textual representation of the dependency packages.

References:

Available here is the official documentation of pip.

For better python development workflow refer here for why you should use pip and virtualenv.

edited Aug 21 at 5:33

answered Aug 21 at 5:12

AmeyaVS

341111

Hello thanks for the reply. I have only used pip to do installations and have no idea how it works. What do you mean by package definitions ? Is there a specific file in pytorch-fcn that pip executes ?
â€“Â kong
Aug 21 at 5:20

@kong updated the answer.
â€“Â AmeyaVS
Aug 21 at 5:35

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up vote
4
down vote

accepted

Basically you are specifying the location from which the pip package manager to extract the package information from.

E.g.:

# Get the Source code
git clone https://github.com/wkentaro/pytorch-fcn.git

# Change into the cloned git repository:pytorch-fcn
cd pytorch-fcn

# Install the package definitions from current location i.e. pytorch-fcn.
pip install .

Here is a brief description:
pip executes the setup.py which loads the requirements.txt which has textual representation of the dependency packages.

References:

Available here is the official documentation of pip.

For better python development workflow refer here for why you should use pip and virtualenv.

edited Aug 21 at 5:33

answered Aug 21 at 5:12

AmeyaVS

341111

Basically you are specifying the location from which the pip package manager to extract the package information from.

E.g.:

# Get the Source code
git clone https://github.com/wkentaro/pytorch-fcn.git

# Change into the cloned git repository:pytorch-fcn
cd pytorch-fcn

# Install the package definitions from current location i.e. pytorch-fcn.
pip install .

Here is a brief description:
pip executes the setup.py which loads the requirements.txt which has textual representation of the dependency packages.

References:

Available here is the official documentation of pip.

For better python development workflow refer here for why you should use pip and virtualenv.

edited Aug 21 at 5:33

answered Aug 21 at 5:12

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answered Aug 21 at 5:12

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answered Aug 21 at 5:12

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answered Aug 21 at 5:12

AmeyaVS

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Hello thanks for the reply. I have only used pip to do installations and have no idea how it works. What do you mean by package definitions ? Is there a specific file in pytorch-fcn that pip executes ?
â€“Â kong
Aug 21 at 5:20

@kong updated the answer.
â€“Â AmeyaVS
Aug 21 at 5:35

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Hello thanks for the reply. I have only used pip to do installations and have no idea how it works. What do you mean by package definitions ? Is there a specific file in pytorch-fcn that pip executes ?
â€“Â kong
Aug 21 at 5:20

@kong updated the answer.
â€“Â AmeyaVS
Aug 21 at 5:35

Hello thanks for the reply. I have only used pip to do installations and have no idea how it works. What do you mean by package definitions ? Is there a specific file in pytorch-fcn that pip executes ?
â€“Â kong
Aug 21 at 5:20

@kong updated the answer.
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