Use pip --no-cache-dir and remove sudo#274
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Update dependency check in core/class/ttscast.class.php to invoke Python's pip without system::getCmdSudo() and add the --no-cache-dir flag to pip freeze. This avoids relying on sudo and prevents pip cache interference when counting installed dependencies via grep, improving reliability of the check.
Use pip --no-cache-dir and remove sudo
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This pull request updates the way Python dependencies are checked in the
ttscastcore class. The main improvement is to ensure that the dependency check uses a more reliable and efficient command by removing unnecessarysudousage and disabling pip's cache.Dependency check improvement:
ttscast.class.phpto run thepip freezecommand withoutsudoand with the--no-cache-dirflag for better reliability and security.