When you run pip
or easy_install
from the command-line, your system will be starting easy_install.exe
or pip.exe
. As of Python 2.7 x64 these executables have a manifest file to satisfy Windows 7's UAC requirements. You can read a little more about this here, but in short, because the applications could be running with different permissions, a new window is opened.
I don't believe there's a proper fix to get around this, short of downgrading. However, you can bypass the problem by not using the executable files.
Back up and then remove pip.exe
, easy_install.exe
, and fab.exe
(if you have Fabric).
Create a bunch of batch files matching the original binaries' names, and put them in the same folder that had the binaries (default C:Python27Scripts
).
easy_install.bat
@echo off
easy_install-script.py %*
pip.bat
@echo off
pip-script.py %*
fab.bat
@echo off
fab-script.py %*
With these in place, you should find your command-line use of these tools doesn't spawn a new window. Happy hacking.
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