Closed caseyjlaw closed 2 years ago
The asdf-coordinates-schema package (which is a dependency of specutils and not used directly) explicitly has a pyton>3.7 requirement in its package setup.cfg file. If you're not planning to use ASDF files, one workaround might be to download the package from Git directly (https://github.com/asdf-format/asdf-coordinates-schemas), edit the 'setup.cfg' file to modify the 3.7 requirement and then install it with "python setup.py install". The theory being that if the package is seen as already installed in your environment it will be skipped when doing the pip install of 'datalab'. Hope this helps.
Ok, thanks for the quick reply. That worked for me.
I have an environment built around Python 3.6 and would like to install
datalab
there. Using the pip installation instructions listed in this repo, I get an error when installingasdf_transform_schemas
. E.g.,I can't find much documentation about that requirement, but nothing explicitly mentions lack of Python 3.6 support. Is that version supported?