Kemal Zebari

Hi @eyalk11, I do see some time has passed since your submitted this issue, but I'm here to help if you still need it! > Hi, In my toml file...

> `dacite` appears. `colorlog` doesn't. > > ``` > pipdeptree -p compare-my-stocks | select-string "colorlog" > ``` Gotcha. From doing some further reading, I still believe this has to do...

Going to close this issue since as I do believe it has to do with how you configured your build. If you have any questions about this or related issues...

Found this issue and after trying to reproduce the problem I seem to retrieve the expected pip version on my machine (using Ubuntu 22.04 on WSL and virtualenv 20.23.0). Note...

I apologize as I must have not worded my comment in a better way. I ran the version of virtualenv that the author used (20.0.17) and using the same command...

Thanks for the feature request! > If pipdeptree is installed in the system python location (to make it always accessible), it will by default use the system python to look...

> What if the shebang was replaced by #!/usr/bin/env python (not sure how to do that with the installation script) ? This sadly won't work as one problem I can...

> Isn't that the current situation if --python is not specified? I think you may have meant if `--python` **is** specified. When you give us a path to an interpreter,...

I see, you are saying that without specifying the --python option users would have to have `pipdeptree` and its deps installed in the environment in which they are running in...

After further thought I do think this is worthwhile to pursue. I don't expect these virtual environment implementations to frequently change the way that we can snatch the env's prefix...