Closed rickstaa closed 5 years ago
@rickstaa Thanks for bringing up this issue.
@mmatl @visatish Do you know why meshrender and autolab_core depend on matplotlib 2.2.0? I don't see any reason not to upgrade but there must be some problem.
Matplotlib > 2.2.0 breaks in Python3.
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Hi @rickstaa,
Sorry you're having trouble with this. We're in the middle of porting the gqcnn
library over to Python 3, which should solve a lot of these problems as in doing so we are cleaning up/fixing many installation dependencies. This should be done by early next week, so I would advise you to check back then if you can't get it working in the current state.
Thanks, Vishal
@visatish Thanks for pointing that out. I will check the repository next week as kept running into conflicting dependencies with the current versions of gqcnn
, autolab_perception
and autolab_core
. Looking forward to your new version :).
Hi @rickstaa ,
Sorry for the delay! We just pushed v1.1.0, which is compatible with Python 3.5/3.6/3.7. We have fixed the Python 2.7 installation, but I would strongly encourage you to try out the Python 3 one. Let me know if you run into any issues, and once again thanks for you interest!
Thanks, Vishal
Similar to #69 thus closing my issue.
System information
Describe the problem When Installing the python package, I get several dependency errors:
I now changed your setup.py requirements from:
to:
This could be due to my specific setup, but I thought you should know.
Provide the exact sequence of commands/steps that you executed before running into the problem
pip install .
command