Closed Hananel-Hazan closed 4 months ago
Hi Hananel-Hazan, sorry for the delayed reply and for the installation bug. Some operating systems/pip versions seem unable to locate pyEDM==1.9.3 -- MacOS seems to find it ok, but I remember the same issue on my Ubuntu VM. In that case, the workaround is to download and install the wheel locally as follows:
wheel
package if you don't already have it with pip install wheel
.pip install [file.whl]
. For example, that might look like pip install pyEDM-1.9.3.0-cp39-cp39-manylinux2010_x86_64.whl
.That should get pyEDM==1.9.3 installed okay on your machine to satisfy pyspi
requirements, but ping us back if you run into any further issues!
Thank you for your response, now that I see your answer, I think that the reason pip
didn't find pyEDM version 1.9.3 is because I am using python 3.11
and not an older version of python. That mean that I need to find an alternative to this issue since my other scripts that use pyspi
require python >=3.10
Quick question, can pyspi
can use newer version of pyEDM, or that will brake pyspi
Thank you of the great package.
Trying to install
pyspi
under Ubuntu using 'pip'. After cloning the repository and runningpip install .
from the pyspi derectory, the setup stop with the following error:According to pypi.org the newest pyEDM version is 1.15.1.0 released: Oct 28, 2023
Where I can find pyEDM==1.9.3?
Thanks