Add ~/.local/bin to PATH. #130
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Python's pip and pipx put executable for user-installed modules into ~/.local/bin. Also the XDG basedir specification recommends adding it to PATH, so this may help more than just Python. Normally on Ubuntu, this is handled by the ~/.profile that's copied from /etc/skel. But since we don't have normal shell initialization, we need to add it to the PATH set in /etc/environment.
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Technically adding anthing to /etc/environment has no effect for docker, but yes we have a build script that parses the files before creating the docker image metadata |
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Python's pip and pipx put executable for user-installed modules into ~/.local/bin. Also the XDG basedir specification recommends adding it to PATH, so this may help more than just Python.
Normally on Ubuntu, this is handled by the ~/.profile that's copied from /etc/skel. But since we don't have normal shell initialization, we need to add it to the PATH set in /etc/environment.
Fixes #128.