[SOLVED] Win10/Kicad6 : where is pip?

Hi,
I want to install Kikit, but Kicad 6.0 command prompt couldn’t find pip.exe
(current directory being Kicad\6.0)
I can see python.exe (3.9.10), but not pip.exe.

As a result, I can’t install kikit. What could be wrong ? What am I missing ?

It’s in bin\Scripts, as is common for python module binaries on windows.

I have no bin\Scripts directory !
There’s bin\scripting, but no pip inside :frowning:

What’s your full kicad version? I think there were issues in 6.0.0-1 with pip install which were fixed later.

It is 6.0.4

(in order to write 20+ characters ; “Post must be at least 20 characters” :wink: )

Did you have internet when kicad was installed? You can retry the pip installation by running this in kicad command prompt
python -m ensurepip --upgrade

Same result :frowning:
Will be back later, it’s 3:50 AM ! :yawning_face:

Check also <user dir>\Documents\KiCad\6.0\3rdparty\Python39\Scripts

What about pip3, is there one?

It wasn’t installed by default.
And Python wasn’t whitelisted in my firewall…

:man_facepalming:

python -m pip install --upgrade pip and allowing Python to access the LAN and WAN solved the problem !

Kikit is now showing in pcbnew !

[firewall always set to paranoid mode : programs are not allowed to access network untill I whitelist them)

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