Closed pchampin closed 7 years ago
Clearly a bug, I'll have a look shortly.
did you reinstall the content of requirements.txt? It looks like you may be missing future. I have a few tests failing, but most things do work for me now.
did you reinstall the content of requirements.txt?
I did a pip install --upgrade
, which I expect to install all required dependencies...
I had a look at setup.py
, and that confuses me a bit:
setup.py
uses deprecated options requires
and dependency_links
, while it should use install_requires
setup.py
and requirements.txt
are not in sync; I assume that requirements.txt
is the correct list, but I need you to confirm that.I started updating setup.py
accordingly, but then I realized that install_requires
does not support github URLS :-( It might be possible by keeping the dependency_links
keyword, and forcing pip to use it, using the option --process-dependency-links
, although I didn't manage to make that work yet. And even if we do manage eventually, that should at the very least be documented in the README...
I added a note in the README about using pip, and made sure that setup.py was better aligned to requirements.txt. Do you think that solves the problem?
Works for me
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I just updated from github, and my Python2 code does not work anymore.
Is it a bug or a feature, i.e. Is the lib now only supposed to work with Python3?