Unable to install Timeseries add-on: command failed

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Unable to install Timeseries add-on: command failed #261

Closed wvdvegte closed 10 months ago

wvdvegte commented 1 year ago

What's wrong? My colleague is trying to install the Timeseries add-on trough Options -> Add-ons. During installation (after selecting the add-on and clicking OK), error messages appear: Short error message: Command failed: python python -m pip install --upgrade --upgrade-strategy=only-if-needed Orange3-Timeseries==0.6.0 exited with non zero status.

Long error message: Timeseries install error.txt The problem does not occur with other add-ons

How can we reproduce the problem? I don't know. I have a Mac with a different processor (M1, not M1 Pro), and have a slightly older OS version (14.1, not 14.4.1) and had no problems installing the add-on

What's your environment?

Operating system: Mac OS 14.1.1
Orange version: 3.36.2
How you installed Orange: 3.35 from DMG, updated through Options menu.

PrimozGodec commented 1 year ago

orange3-timseries has severe problems with lxml library with some wheels missing:

[X] MacOS with Intel processor: lxml build wheels for MacOS SDK 11. Our old installer (for versions <=3.35) included Python built on SDK 10.9. Solution: install a new version of Orange since our new Intel installer fixes the issue. It uses Python built on SDK 11.
[ ] MacOS with Apple silicon processor: lxml doesn't provide wheels for ARM for Python <=3.10, which causes problems in our installer. We asked them to provide those wheels: https://bugs.launchpad.net/lxml/+bug/1980575. We are waiting for a response.

wvdvegte commented 1 year ago

So, how does that explain that the Timeseries add-on is present on my Silicon Mac? Does it mean that, unknowingly, I'm running 3.36 for Intel processors through Rosetta 2? If that is the case, I guess I should suggest to my friend that he downloads and installs the Intel version of 3.36 ...

PrimozGodec commented 1 year ago

There may be two reasons:

you are running the Orange 3.36.1 (from Orange 3.36.1 Installer for Intel) through Rosetta.
you have appropriate libraries to build LXML on your computer.

So until we (I'm looking into how to get rid of LXML) or LXML solve the problem, the solutions are:

Use Orange Intel installer even though you are having Apple silicon. We noticed some problems with this installer on Apple Silicon after updating Python, so it may not work for some.
Use the Apple silicon installer and install appropriate libraries to build lxml before installing Time Series addon:
```
brew install automake libtool
/Applications/Orange.app/Contents/MacOS/pip install cython
```

wvdvegte commented 1 year ago

I'm running 3.36.2 so it must be the second reason. I'm not aware of having ever installed "appropriate libraries to build LXML on your computer", at least not consciously, because I don't even know what LXML is ...

kraaidelft commented 1 year ago

brew install automake libtool /Applications/Orange.app/Contents/MacOS/pip install cython

Doesn't work, I get a: Error: Git must be installed and in your PATH! /usr/local/Homebrew/Library/Homebrew/version.rb:368:in `initialize': Version value must be a string; got a NilClass () (TypeError)

kraaidelft commented 1 year ago

Use Orange Intel installer even though you are having Apple silicon. We noticed some problems with this installer on Apple Silicon after updating Python, so it may not work for some.

Orange3 doesn't startup at all.

kraaidelft commented 1 year ago

[x] MacOS with Intel processor: lxml build wheels for MacOS SDK 11. Our old installer (for versions <=3.35) included Python built on SDK 10.9. Solution: install a new version of Orange since our new Intel installer fixes the issue. It uses Python built on SDK 11.

It works

PrimozGodec commented 12 months ago

So, the current state:

I am helping lxml to improve their wheel-building system: https://github.com/lxml/lxml/pull/388; when it is finished, they will also provide MacOS ARM wheels
Since it can take some time to be finished, I propose skipping installing yfinace and pandas_datasets on MacOS that require lxml library for now. #262 It will only affect the Yahoo widget.

PrimozGodec commented 12 months ago

We merged the temporary solution from #262 and made a release. Now, orange3-timeseries should install successfully. It will lack the Yahoo finance widget on MacOS. We are working towards getting this widget back as soon as possible by helping lxml maintainer to provide wheels.

PrimozGodec commented 10 months ago

We re-added the Yahoo widget for Mac users. :) Please update your orang3-timeseries version to 0.6.2 in add-on dialog.