Closed shaharmor closed 8 years ago
Could you provide your pip and python version?
# python -V
Python 3.4.3
# pip3 -V
pip 1.5.4 from /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages (python 3.4)
It also happens when i manually clone the repo
This is invalid syntax on any Python version before Python 3.5; you can't put **kwargs
keyword argument expansion in front of other keyword arguments. Swap the two:
setup(install_requires=['redis', 'tabulate', 'tqdm', 'msgpack-python'], **sdict)
Python 3.5 allows this as PEP 448 added support for an arbitrary number of expansions to be applied.
@mjpieters tnx for help! @shaharmor could you try with 0.1.6 ?
Now it requests for the msgpack
module (Which isn't listed as a requirement).
After installing msgpack-python
manually it asked for tqdm
(Also not listed..)
Then it asked for tabulate
...
and only then it finished successfully.
Can't you make it that it will automatically install it?
@mjpieters could i ask you help again? Now in setup args install_requires
listed all requred components - 'redis', 'tabulate', 'tqdm', 'msgpack-python'. Also i see it in rma.egg-info requires.txt. But they do not install. Why?
@shaharmor i move all **kwargs as args. please test it with 0.1.7.
The install_requires
looks correct to me but take into account only tools like easy_install
and pip
will go and fetch those requirements. If you run python setup.py install
then you'll need to install the requirements manually.
Hrm, I can confirm the package still doesn't install with pip
either.
Ah, you do from rma import __version__
and that then loads rma/__init__.py
, which starts loading everything else, including from rma.application import RmaApplication
which then imports from rma.scanner import Scanner
and scanner.py
has import msgpack
.
Don't import your package in setup.py
.
You could look at What is the correct way to share package version with setup.py and the package? for an alternative method of sharing the version between setup.py and the package.
Tnx a lot @mjpieters !
Hi,
Trying to install on ubuntu 14.04: