Open dani-corie opened 3 days ago
Conda is the first installation method mentioned in the docs and in the README not without a reason. It is really not that hard to get a conda env up and running ( https://cadquery.readthedocs.io/en/latest/installation.html#install-the-conda-package-manager ).
You can also install master via pip (pip install git+...
), though last time the issue was with the nlopt wheel (which is a dep of CQ). Release is coming "soon", but a release does not imply working wheels, especially if 3rd party wheels would cause issues.
BTW: you can read extensively about the issues with pip here https://pypackaging-native.github.io/
Hi!
I have first installed cadquery via pip in an existing venv, and it crashed on import. Then I have created a new venv, and installed cadquery via pip (
pip install cadquery
), and it still crashed on import.Of course I know by now what happened: #1626 #1616 #1617 etc. I am aware the fix is in
master
by now.But CadQuery is still broken in pip. Keeping numpy back by a major version would be pretty annoying, but if at least it was in the dependencies to pip, it would just mean keeping a separate venv. This way, installing via pip from scratch is close to impossible for people who aren't software engineers.
I see you have missed your June release. I get it, I don't want to be that person who makes demands and bangs the table at volunteer devs at FOSS projects... I imagine you're all using conda, and pip being broken is a minor stain. But it means that for any newbie coming to your project, your project looks broken.
Could you at least pull the pip package from the repo and just say 'install via conda pls until next release', or push an update with correct dependencies? And I'm excited for the belated June release... or will it be January now? ;)