Closed simonehagey closed 3 years ago
Sorry, I figured it out!
Hi Simone,
Sorry for the delay, and great that you got it working! Can you still let me know what was finally the problem?
Cheers, Hannu
Hi Hannu,
Thanks for getting back to me! It was a really silly issue on my part. I didn’t realize that semantic_version was an external python module that I had to install first, so I was getting an error because I didn’t have it installed. I’m kind of new to this sort of stuff, so I didn’t recognize that the error was on my end. I’m excited to start working with it, now. Sorry to bother you!
Cheers, Simone
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Hi Simone,
Sorry for the delay, and great that you got it working! Can you still let me know what was finally the problem?
Cheers, Hannu
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Describe the bug When trying to pip install there seems to be an import error. It says ImportError: No module named semantic_version. I tried gitclone and running python setup.py and the same issue occurred.
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