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First off, I've seen some negativity around global shims in the bug reports, but I just want to say I'm not against them. I quite like the idea, however, that is something that would have to be handled for them to not suddenly mess up working systems in weird ways. The Lensfun package uses the following shebang #!/usr/bin/env python3 for the lensfun-update-database script, but it can't find Lensfun, the module that is supposed to be installed with the package.
Enable global shims
Install the Lensfun package
Try running lensfun-update-database
Expected Result
This is a script supplied with the package that updates the database for lensfun. This should work fine after installing the package correctly from the package manager.
Actual Result
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/bin/lensfun-update-data", line 46, in <module>
import lensfun
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'lensfun'
Steps to Reproduce
First off, I've seen some negativity around global shims in the bug reports, but I just want to say I'm not against them. I quite like the idea, however, that is something that would have to be handled for them to not suddenly mess up working systems in weird ways. The Lensfun package uses the following shebang
#!/usr/bin/env python3
for thelensfun-update-database
script, but it can't find Lensfun, the module that is supposed to be installed with the package.lensfun-update-database
Expected Result
This is a script supplied with the package that updates the database for lensfun. This should work fine after installing the package correctly from the package manager.
Actual Result
Version Info
Stacktrace
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