Pip install not working after latest OpenRPA update

I have recently installed the latest version of OpenRPA (1.4.57.8), which seems to have made the “pip install” activity not work.
It gives the following error:


Previously, I had installed installed version 1.4.57.7 of OpenRPA, and specifically the version which included Python version 3.11.4

In the app data folder I see that I now have two versions of Python,
Python 3.7.3
and
Python 3.11.4
and in the error message I see that it references Python 3.7.3.

Could this have any impact on the error, or am I doing something else wrong? Before updating to the latest OpenRPA version, I did not get this error.

Preferably I would like to keep the latest version of OpenRPA as it has solved another problem I was having with Lock Errors occurring (so thanks for that!). Ideally, I would like to have the latest version of OpenRPA and Python 3.11.4

I know that I can make my python code into .exe files and run them using StartProcess, and I will do this if I can’t make pip install work :slight_smile:

Thanks in advance to anyone who might have an answer :slight_smile:

Invoke code, only supports one version of python. That is why i sometimes upload multiple versions.
I’m dont have access to building a new version right now, but will try and remember to generate one for 3.11 when i can.

Thank you for the quick response.

That might fix it.

However, to be clear the error is only on the “pip install” activity, as I can invoke code and run python which doesnt require packages just fine.

I can see from the error and subsequently by checking the: C:\Users\MYUSER\AppData\Local\python-3.7.3-embed-amd64
folder that there is no Scripts folder.

I also tried deleting the python installations from this folder and reinstalling the latest version of OpenRPA, which then installs python 3.7.3 in the above path. However, still no Scripts folder.

Is it something I am doing wrong, or missing?

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