With the last version on pip, it fails when launched locally (without mlxpsub) and when there is not +mlxp. ... = ... overrides on the command line.
It seems to be because there is a overrides.pop("mlxp") without a check of whether this key is in the dict.
Replacing it with
overrides.pop("mlxp", None)
fixes it for me
With the last version on
pip, it fails when launched locally (withoutmlxpsub) and when there is not+mlxp. ... = ...overrides on the command line.It seems to be because there is a
overrides.pop("mlxp")without a check of whether this key is in the dict.mlxp/mlxp/_internal/configure.py
Line 71 in 07d6848
Replacing it with
fixes it for me