Closed danielchen26 closed 6 years ago
Using Python 3 instead of Python 2 would cause this.
Please give a specific reference to the README.
There isn't any kind of install script, it's expected that you run Cello from the source folder where you built it.
Thanks for the reply. I will try python2. for the README file I am referring to the file in the tools/pycello/README. in the REDME file, it writes:
Install:
$ pip install --editable .
Test installation:
+ If successful, the installation creates a shell command called 'cello'.
$ cello
Make sure you include the final period in
$ pip install --editable .
If this doesn't work please post any error messages. I guess you should actually be using pip2
as well.
It works. Now I have installed the command line "cello" in a virtual environment with conda python2. Thanks for your help
When typed " python cell_client.py submit" in terminal in the pycello folder. It gives me the following error. Also, in your README file, it seems that you missed an argument in the command line. How do you install "cello" to the shell?