I am working on new project and installed pre-commit using:
python -m pip install pre-commit
within my created environment (i.e. a python=3.9 env)
When I run pre-commit, I had an incompatibility version issue between blue and pre-commit:
The hook `blue` requires pre-commit version 2.9.2 but version 1.15.2 is installed.
I run pre-commit --version to check the installed version, and it is 1.15.2.
I run which -a pre-commit and two pre-commit paths are shown:
/home/betty/anaconda3/envs/ceqa-py39/bin/pre-commit
/snap/bin/pre-commit
I uninstalled the pre-commit installed by snap using this command sudo snap remove --purge pre-commit but when running pre-commit in my project directory and in my environment, it still points to snap version of pre-commit, giving me this error:
bash: /snap/bin/pre-commit: No such file or directory
My question is how to be able to use the pre-commit installed via pip, rather than the one installed by snap?
I changed the value of variable INSTALL_PYTHON from /snap/pre-commit/51/usr/bin/python3 to /home/betty/anaconda3/envs/ceqa-py39/bin/pre-commit in the pre-commit file in my project directory /home/betty/random/memory-assisted-ceqa/.git/hooks/pre-commit, but it is still not working.
Any thoughts?
likely you need to run hash -r in your current shell (or simply start a new one). additionally a new run of pre-commit install will replace the contents of INSTALL_PYTHON with the correct value
the installed pre-commit scripts are the only places pre-commit itself stores any paths
I should really work with snap to remove that -- it's always been pretty outdated :(
disclaimer: I wrote pre-commit