Installing crema from pypi results in a wrong dependency

bmcfee / crema

convolutional and recurrent estimators for music analysis

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Installing crema from pypi results in a wrong dependency #31

Closed miqwit closed 2 years ago

miqwit commented 4 years ago

It is indeed installing librosa 0.5.0 whereas, as described in this project's setup, at least 0.6 must be installed. By default, when doing pip install crema it's not useable. First error poping in is that times_like is missing.

ctralie commented 4 years ago

Not sure if this helps you, but I was able to get it to work on my machine by installing a conda environment with Python 3.6, then installing crema from this respository, then installing libroa 0.6.1

miqwit commented 4 years ago

Yep! it's what I did. It's just that the way the library is packaged is referencing a wrong version. I wanted to alert the developer about that.

bmcfee commented 2 years ago

Thanks for catching this, and sorry for the severe lag in updates here. This is resolved now on main, and should work out of the box in the next release.