Closed TBradley27 closed 3 years ago
A quick side-note to this:
I was able to successfully (I think) compile the tool by not using the '--dependency' flag at at all when executing the installation script - and instead opting to install required dependencies via conda. This is all done within a separate conda environment I have created, dedicated to octopus installation.
The only slight problem is that even at version 7.x.x of gcc my compilation failed, but worked with version 9.3.0 of gcc
I just ran a quick job using my newly compiled instance of v0.7.2 of octopus, and everything looks good
Hey, the automatic dependency install option is currently not working on CentOS 7 due to a problem with Homebrew. I was hoping this would be fixed by now but it's taken a while so I may look at other options soon. Your workaround using Conda should be fine - it's what I'm doing. Indeed, GCC7 doesn't work due to various compiler bugs.
Hey,
Thanks for writing what looks to be a very promising tool. I have one or two problems trying to install the latest version however:
Describe the bug The installation script attempts to use git and curl installed in /usr/bin/ rather than the version of git and curl on the path
Version: Version 0.7.2
Command Command line to install octopus: