Closed JanneKiiskila closed 3 years ago
Seems there is a dependency on wheel
being installed, i.e. other words: doing pip install wheel
1st makes pip install manifest-tool==2.1.1
work just fine.
I wonder if it's enough to have it in the requirements.txt OR should it be pre-installed before you start installing it? Or making it 1st on the requirements.txt?
This might help?
@moshe-shahar can you check this?
This sort does sound like an unhandled dependency actually on asn1ate and pyrsistent - they are the ones that need wheels, not manifest tool.
Ref:
Internal reference: IOTUC-1633
Created issues to those repos;
All requirements were installed successfully therefore, I closing this issue.
Additional info:
If pip does not find a wheel to install, it will locally build a wheel and cache it for future installs, instead of rebuilding the source distribution in the future.
pip
version to the latest version.
Freshly created Ubuntu 20.04 machine with Ubuntu 3.8.5 fails to install manifest-tool 2.1.1