Closed abreitba closed 7 years ago
I think this results from using a pip
that is associated with a python 3 installation. Annotald requires python 2. You can check which version of python pip sees with the command pip --version
. Depending on how python is installed, the command to access pip under python 2 may be named pip2
, so you can try sudo -H pip2 install annotald
Hi Aaron,
thanks a lot, that was it!
All best, Anne
On 10 January 2017 at 22:32, Aaron Ecay notifications@github.com wrote:
I think this results from using a pip that is associated with a python 3 installation. Annotald requires python 2. You can check which version of python pip sees with the command pip --version. Depending on how python is installed, the command to access pip under python 2 may be named pip2, so you can try sudo -H pip2 install annotald
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I have a problem installing Annotald on an iMac (MacOS Sierra 10.12.2). I have Python 2.7.13 installed, besides Python 3.5. I tried "sudo -H pip install annotald", and this happens - what could be the problem? Thank you!