Open vv-monsalve opened 3 years ago
this is a duplicate of #109
@vv-monsalve, could you please try reinstalling pyicu using the commands mentioned at https://github.com/googlefonts/pyfontaine/issues/109#issuecomment-604872347 ?
Those commands seem almost identical to what we already have on the install instructions, so I'd like to know if that makes any difference for you. For me here, it ran cleanly, installing pyicu with no additional error/warning messages
@vv-monsalve, could you please try reinstalling pyicu using the commands mentioned at #109 (comment) ?
Those commands seem almost identical to what we already have on the install instructions, so I'd like to know if that makes any difference for you. For me here, it ran cleanly, installing pyicu with no additional error/warning messages
So I'll start a fresh process. I'll follow the instructions on the comment to install the pyicu
and then I'll try the pip install -e
for pyfontaine as said in this comment and let you know.
HI @felipesanches. Sorry for my belated following to this issue.
I've followed the newly updated instructions both under a venv
and globally.
Under a venv
Command used: pip3 install fontaine
. It was successfully installed with no new ERROR messages.
(venv3) 192:pyfontaine vv_monsalve$ pyfontaine --version pyfontaine 1.4.0
However, I'm still receiving the same false results previously reported in #124
Installing it globally
Command used: pip3 install fontaine --user
and pip3 install git+https://github.com/googlefonts/pyfontaine.git#egg=fontaine --user
. However, some Warning messages emerged
And it's not reported as installed
192:~ vv_monsalve$ pyfontaine --version -bash: pyfontaine: command not found
does your message at https://github.com/googlefonts/pyfontaine/issues/124#issuecomment-861771738 mean you now have sorted it all out? Or is there still any pending issue?
does your message at #124 (comment) mean you now have sorted it all out? Or is there still any pending issue?
It is working properly (well installed with no false results) using the git clone
+ pip install -e .
workaround. But it differs from the installing instructions in the README.
Following the instructions on the README file, the results are those of the comment above.
When following the installing instructions with @felipesanches for the pyicu dependency the following Error was reported:
RuntimeError: Please set the ICU_VERSION environment variable to the version of ICU you have installed.
We included the
ICU_VERSION
and it worked, although it reported some other errors.