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When I try to run the safety check command from the PyPI safety package on a freshly provisioned PyPI installation, then asdf complains.
Steps to Reproduce
pip3 install safety
safety check
Expected Behaviour
ASDF should identify that the correct version of Python is already installed and activated.
In fact, if ASDF is able to detect that the safety executable is missing to trigger an ASDF error message, then it should go ahead and automatically execute asdf reshim on behalf of the user.
Or, ASDF could implement executable directories in a more natural way that doesn't require any shims at all. Of all the version managers I've used, ASDF appears to be the only one that requires the user to manually inform it to fix shims every time a new CLI package is installed.
Actual Behaviour
No preset version installed for command safetyPlease install a version by running one of the following:asdf install python 3.12.1
Describe the Bug
When I try to run the
safety check
command from the PyPI safety package on a freshly provisioned PyPI installation, then asdf complains.Steps to Reproduce
pip3 install safety
safety check
Expected Behaviour
ASDF should identify that the correct version of Python is already installed and activated.
In fact, if ASDF is able to detect that the
safety
executable is missing to trigger an ASDF error message, then it should go ahead and automatically executeasdf reshim
on behalf of the user.Or, ASDF could implement executable directories in a more natural way that doesn't require any shims at all. Of all the version managers I've used, ASDF appears to be the only one that requires the user to manually inform it to fix shims every time a new CLI package is installed.
Actual Behaviour
Environment
asdf plugins affected (if relevant)
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