requires a version of pymodaq, which is not yet published.
Therefore, all plugins, which use this line cannot be installed, unless the user has also the most recent (github version) of pymodaq.
I suggest to include it in a try except clause:
try:
import ...
except ModuleNotFoundError:
# define it manually
EDIT:
I've noticed, that the default pymodaq version required is 4.1, so both fit together.
This line: https://github.com/PyMoDAQ/pymodaq_plugins_template/blob/d1769557ab065a86361282405d56e6aac7658ab6/setup.py#L1
requires a version of pymodaq, which is not yet published. Therefore, all plugins, which use this line cannot be installed, unless the user has also the most recent (github version) of pymodaq.
I suggest to include it in a try except clause:
EDIT: I've noticed, that the default pymodaq version required is 4.1, so both fit together.