Closed yudonglin closed 2 years ago
Good point. I’d be okay with moving imageio to the requirements-dev.txt and updating the README to reflect that. Do you want to submit a PR for that?
But I hope not too many people are using these old Python versions anymore :)
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Since the "imageio" package is only used in maze_solver.py https://github.com/hjweide/pyastar2d/blob/master/examples/maze_solver.py example, maybe it is a good idea to ask the user to install the "imageio" individually. On the other hand, if a user is trying to use a Python version that is not supported by "imageio" (for instance, python 2 or 3.6), he/she may have trouble installing this package, and I did not see any reason this package cannot correctly run on most python versions.
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@hjweide Sure, I just made a pull request regarding this issue. Please review it, and thank you for giving me a chance to do so. Let me know if there are additional changes you would like me to make.
Thanks for doing this so quickly! I’ll take a look tomorrow.
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@hjweide https://github.com/hjweide Sure, I just made the pull request regarding this issue. Please review it, and thank you for giving me a chance to do so.
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Since the "imageio" package is only used in maze_solver.py example, maybe it is a good idea to ask the user to install the "imageio" individually. On the other hand, if a user is trying to use a Python version that is not supported by "imageio" (for instance, python 2 or 3.6), he/she may have trouble installing this package, and I did not see any reason this package cannot correctly run on most python versions.