Closed dawid-laszuk-sp closed 1 year ago
This is fixed in the latest version:
pip install isotree==0.5.21
If you need an older version for some reason, you'll need to disable build isolation.
@david-cortes thanks for quick answer. The problem with 0.5.21
is that it depends on numpy>=1.25
which requires Python 3.9. Not sure if I can upgrade the version at the moment.
Any chance you could share how to "disable build isolation"?
@david-cortes thanks for quick answer. The problem with
0.5.21
is that it depends onnumpy>=1.25
which requires Python 3.9. Not sure if I can upgrade the version at the moment.Any chance you could share how to "disable build isolation"?
You could try some google searches about "pip disable build isolation". Something like this might do:
pip install --no-use-pep517 isotree
Thank you once again and apologies for a silly question. Unfortunately, once things fail where they look obvious, I doubt my skills of comprehending docs.
Unfortunately, after trying different versions on isotree
and installing with different flags on pip, including --no-use-pep517
and --no-build-isolation
, and upgrading/downgrading setuptools
, numpy
, pip
... I gave up on this task.
Upgrading Python to 3.10
resolved the issue.
Silly question but any chance someone could elaborate what are the requirements to install
isotree
?I'm facing some issues while compiling the code. I've tried a few things but nothing worked so thought that I might just ask at the source; being laughed at is a good trade. Logs depend on the kernel so below are logs from a fresh install on a Base Python 2.0 (Python 3.8.12).
Any suggestions are more than welcome.