Closed flxai closed 3 years ago
Same message on arch with Python 3.9.6
edit: extra/python-pip 20.3.4-1 edit2: updated pip and installation worked
Yes I could not download it using pip either, also Arch with python 3.9. But cloning works fine, you can try that.
Also on Arch, I had to upgrade pip itself, then it installed smoothly.
Upgrading via pip install --upgrade pip
lead to pip
downloading multiple versions starting from version 21.2.4
and going backwards. (Discarding ... has different version in metadata: ...
). I could update pip
inside miniconda:
$ conda install pip
[...]
$ pip --version
pip 20.3.4 from /usr/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pip (python 3.9)
Unfortunately the installation still fails with the new pip
. @asmunder what version of pip
worked for you?
Pip version 21.2.4 here.
Upgrading via
pip install --upgrade pip
lead topip
downloading multiple versions starting from version21.2.4
and going backwards. (Discarding ... has different version in metadata: ...
). I could updatepip
inside miniconda:$ conda install pip [...] $ pip --version pip 20.3.4 from /usr/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pip (python 3.9)
Unfortunately the installation still fails with the new
pip
. @asmunder what version ofpip
worked for you?
This problem happened to me after installing vsketch, I updated pip site-wide (as root user) for it to be fixed. And then I cloned the library to use it.
Hello. I have pip version 21.2.4, but unfortunately, I can't install vsketch. I use Mac mini M1. It's perhaps the reason ! here the message ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement vsketch (unavailable) (from versions: none) ERROR: No matching distribution found for vsketch (unavailable)
Thanks to both of you. Upgrading pip
to 21.2.4 helped. The import of prettymaps
works, but now vsketch
is broken. I will close the issue because it is solved.
@jmbernabotto I'd suggest opening a new issue that details the commands you used. Your issue is different from this one and its current description is not clear enough to help you. Also maybe try invoking pip using pip3 install ...
or even python3 -m pip install ...
.
@jmbernabotto Use the latest of Python 3.9 series installed with MacPort. I know of no other setup that will properly work on M1 macs.
If I follow the installation instructions,
vsketch
works, but forprettymaps
I get the following error:This is within a Miniconda environment using Python 3.9. Is there a way to fix this?