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more of a bandaid than anything else, but maybe something like this might help: alias pip='echo "do not use pip, use uv instead" && false' You can put that in
by williamdclt 1y ago
more of a bandaid than anything else, but maybe something like this might help:
alias pip='echo "do not use pip, use uv instead" && false'
You can put that in your bashrc or zshrc. There's a way to detect if it's a cursor shell to only apply the alias in this case, but I can't remember how off the top of my head!
- Bluestein 1y ago> alias pip='echo "do not use pip, use uv instead" && false' Interesting times, eh? Who (who!) would have told us all we'd be aliasing terminal commands to *natural language* instructions - for machine consumption, I means. Not for the dumb intern ... (I am assuming that must have happened at some point - ie. having a verboten command echo "here be dragons" to the PFY ...)