Closed saraghl closed 1 month ago
Hi @saraghl - from the paths in your error message, am I correct in thinking you're installing this on Windows?
COSMIC and Gala (the two core dependencies of cogsworth) have some trouble installing on Windows because the C and fortran compilers are not available by default. (The error message you see above is for the installation of COSMIC)
I think some people have had success using Windows Subsystem for Linux in the past to get around that, you could perhaps try installing that (here's a comment from Gala about it)? Or alternatively if you have access to a non-Windows machine the installation should work there!
Hi @saraghl, just checking in whether you've had any luck with this?
Hello Tom, I hope you are doing well.
I installed Linux based on your advice, and fortunately, I was able to easily install Cogsworth afterward.
Thank you for your help.
Bests, Sara
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Glad to hear it Sara!
Hello, I am trying to install the cogsworth using the conda environment. But I run into this error:
I tried some ways to fix this error including changing the version of Python, and upgrading pip, setuptools, and wheel. but none of them worked. I appreciate your help with this issue.