Closed charlesdaniels closed 6 years ago
The implementation I have now requires the use of sudo
. This seems like something that could maybe be done with a virtualenv? I'm not familiar enough with virtualenvs, so I need to dig into that a bit more.
Tests are implementing and passing as of 0c0f1a4ec1cfb7bb31439a00be1ed97f8ec2cfc6. Leaving this open until the virtualenv thing is investigated.
This ended up being a lot easier than I expected; all you do is replace python setup.py install
with pip install .
Addressed in https://github.com/charlesdaniels/bitshuffle/pull/52, waiting on a review to merge
What it says on the tin. Just a basic sanity check. Something like
python2 ./setup.py install
, then/usr/local/bin/bitshufle --version
should exit nonzero. The same for Python 3 would be nice as well, although I don't see a clean way to uninstall it after installing it the first time... could usepythonX -m bitshuffle.bitshuffle
I suppose, rather than/usr/local/bin
.