Closed Christian-B closed 7 years ago
Yes, this is a weird issue - I think that the version should be 0.2.2, and that the v should be removed, but we must have had issues in the past with this. I will have to investigate again and see what has gone wrong...
Note that on windows, pip install should work - you shouldn't need to do python -m pip. The installation of pip should create a pip.exe file in C:\Python27\Scripts I think.
Agree pip.exe has been installed and does work in windows
But pip install "spalloc>=v0.2.2,<v1.0.0"
Still fails.
Works with the v in fedora
also worksd with v in ubuntu
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Works with the v in fedora
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It probably depends on the pip version - does it work without the v in fedora and ubuntu? If so, we can just remove the v...
least in ubuntu. yep
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It probably depends on the pip version - does it work without the v in fedora and ubuntu? If so, we can just remove the v...
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http://spinnakermanchester.github.io/development/devenv.html#PythonRequirements
Line: pip install ... "spalloc>=v0.2.2,<v1.0.0" ...
In windows the version numbers with v do not work.
replace with: pip install ... "spalloc>=0.2.2,<1.0.0" ...
Then it works
Note: In windows the command is of course python -m pip ...