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> @native-api if there are any debugging step or similar that could help please let me know > Make sure you have the `coreutils` Homebrew package installed. > Then add...

> Then add `$(gdate "+%s.%N")` into the `PS4` value in the Pyenv executable near the beginning Just to be clear, by the above, I mean prepending "`$(gdate "+%s.%N")`" to the...

> it seems that the script is somehow aborted > there is maybe some endpoint security or similar software running that might just in general make launching new things very...

> Since this is a work laptop I'm now a bit suspicious if there is maybe some endpoint security or similar software running that might just in general make launching...

Pyenv doesn't search for MacPorts. Specifying paths to it via compiler flags is the current way to go.

The problem is definitely with the descriptor 5. The compiler problem seems to be a corollary. I suggest to run the entire thing with `strace -f` and see the system...

These are old releases and naturally, they have older versions of libraries bundled. (See [Status of Python versions](https://devguide.python.org/versions/#versions)) 3.7 is EOL so it's unpatched. [We can accept a patch PR...

So as per above, I'm not sure what you expect us to do.

You can upgrade setuptools after installation. In fact, [since 3.4](https://github.com/python/cpython/commit/322f5ba0d8d5e8a9cd2a134fa215884b4cbc373d), CPython's build is supposed to do that itself during the build. Then, unless you require specific micro versions, you can...

Strange. IIRC last time I checked, that information was in the caveats section. Maybe they have removed it since.