Open owainkenwayucl opened 8 years ago
Thanks @owainkenwayucl, sorry for the slow response. I need to update pysamstats anyway to check compatibility with recent pysam versions, have been waiting for the pysam install issues to settle down. Hopefully can schedule some time on this in the next few weeks.
If anyone wants a quick workaround to get pysamstats to install with pysam 0.9.1.4, clone from github, change the string StrictVersion to LooseVersion in setup.py (3 places), then run python setup.py install
Thanks Richard.
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If anyone wants a quick workaround to get pysamstats to install with pysam 0.9.1.4, clone from github, change the string StrictVersion to LooseVersion in setup.py (3 places), then run python setup.py install
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I've been updating various packages on our cluster and it looks like the latest version of pysam causes an error when you pip install pysamstats:
If I had to guess this is caused by the version number being w.x.y.z instead of x.y.z, as installing against pysam 0.9.0 works fine.