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The command isn't recognized or is misconfigured.
I was attempting to integrate a repository today but encountered an unusual issue that remains unresolved. The command sudo apt-add-repository ppa:fish-shell/release-3 failed with a specific error. I checked using update-alternatives and found only one available Python version, which didn't match the requirement. After trying symbolic links and adjusting the Python path, the installation still didn't succeed. The gi package could not be located, and adding the correct Python version didn't resolve the problem. What steps should I take next?
I’m going to assume you’re using Ubuntu. You can manually add the repository with a text editor or use the command line. Then, include the PPA in your list and update your sources as usual. The issue seems related to the pgi package rather than certificates, so checking gi might help. If that doesn’t resolve it, consider sideloading gi for Python or clearing your package cache.
Hi kimsejin5, thanks for the reply. Yes, i'm using Ubuntu, you're not wrong To be exact it's Ubuntu 18.04 Bionic I've tried the steps that you mentioned. And it's saying that there's no PUBKEY, i've tried adding the key from the ppa to the keyserver, but it also failed. I've also tried the pip uninstall and pip install The output is here pip3 uninstall gi Cannot uninstall requirement gi, not installed pip3 install gi Collecting gi Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement gi (from versions: ) No matching distribution found for gi