James Polley aeadb73010 Always use sudo -H when pip installing ... Recent versions of pip will create ~/.cache if it doesn't already exist. If this happens while running "sudo pip" the resulting dir will be owned by root and 700 - which breaks anything else on the system that wants to use ~/.cache I *think* this finds all instances of "sudo pip" in this repo and fixes them to use -H. This should mean they always run in the right ~ Change-Id: I47ddb3b591df6ac2100f09b38c9b8a03cb1ba1ff closes-bug: #1405732		2014-12-26 10:41:58 +01:00
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elements	Always use sudo -H when pip installing	2014-12-26 10:41:58 +01:00
scripts	Always use sudo -H when pip installing	2014-12-26 10:41:58 +01:00