Closed Diliz closed 4 years ago
For those trying to go back to an older version as a workaround, version 0.5.11
and 0.5.10
have the same problem. It looks like 0.5.9
works.
FWIW, 0.5.9
didn't work for us, but installing from the parent commit to the "breaking" one did.
So "pydruid@git+git://github.com/druid-io/pydruid.git@c44f36480c7c83bd29954c020585937ff753a873"
, rather than "pydruid@git+git://github.com/druid-io/pydruid"
in setup.py
FWIW,
0.5.9
didn't work for us, but installing from the parent commit to the "breaking" one did.So
"pydruid@git+git://github.com/druid-io/pydruid.git@c44f36480c7c83bd29954c020585937ff753a873"
, rather than"pydruid@git+git://github.com/druid-io/pydruid"
insetup.py
This is a weird behavior, maybe the built and pushed package was not well built in the first place, did you try building the latest version of druid yourself to check if the commit was the real culprit? xD
For those encountering the issue, it happen with pydruid version 0.6.0
. current workaround is to revert back to version0.5.9
by running pip install pydruid==0.5.9
. You may refer here.
Credit to Narendra Prasath for great assistant.
👀
Hi all, 0.6.1
is now out on PyPI (thanks @mistercrunch !) , and I connected Superset successfully to an Imply cluster with pydruid==0.6.1
with python versions 3.6.10
, 3.7.7
and 3.8.3
. If you hit any problems feel free to tag me.
Hello!
Saw there was a lot of modifications, even if small ones, in the last version bump, it seems the module can't be imported with a simple
import pydruid
, nor afrom pydruid.client import *
.I got this error when trying to do so:
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'pydruid'
It seems related to this commit: https://github.com/druid-io/pydruid/commit/f09b7afe61679536bb16b347a58ea8b4e510c1d6#diff-2eeaed663bd0d25b7e608891384b7298R26
In a new environment, just do:
Used python 3.6.8 to have this error.