Closed Aakib03 closed 3 years ago
Hi. Thanks for trying out. Your directory needs to be the folder which you downloaded/cloned C:\Users\admin>
i.e. jupyter-text2code>
. Windows currently isn't supported because we later found out that one underlying library we used is not available on pypi #2. We unfortunately do not have any windows machine to test this on, so I am afraid I cannot give you a timeframe for resolution, but we'll try our best to support windows as well.
Then on which operating system is this work on ?
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Hi. Thanks for trying out. Your directory needs to be the folder which you downloaded/cloned C:\Users\admin> i.e. jupyter-text2code>. Windows currently isn't supported because we later found out that one underlying library we used is not available on pypi #2 https://github.com/deepklarity/jupyter-text2code/issues/2. We unfortunately do not have any windows machine to test this on, so I am afraid I cannot give you a timeframe for resolution, but we'll try our best to support windows as well.
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Ubuntu and Mac should work fine.
Any resolution on this?
Currently windows not supported. You can use our docker images to use the extension.
C:\Users\admin>pip install . ERROR: Directory '.' is not installable. Neither 'setup.py' nor 'pyproject.toml' found.