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pip_args?
See original GitHub issuehey, I’m not 100% sure how to use the --pip-args properly. I wanted to upgrade to a pre-release version and I had to run the command in this strange way (that’s single quotes inside of the double quotes):
pipx upgrade clokta --pip-args "'--pre'"
Without the extra quotes, I get:
pipx upgrade: error: argument --pip-args: expected one argument
Is there a better way to do this?
Thanks!
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I had the same confusion but the suggestions cleared things up for me, thanks!
Might help to customize the
usageparameter here to show the='sHow about this?
If you want to pass more arguments, you can do