Closed moldyn-nagel closed 5 years ago
This is indeed a mistake from our side. We forgot to package pybind11 in the source distribution on PyPI. You can install pybind11 prior upgrading, then it should work. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Thank you for your help, but installing pybind11
doesn't change anything for me. I appended a list with my python env.
pip_list.txt
You received the same output?
At least the same error message. I'll send on Monday the new log file.
are you installing into your home directory or into a system global directory?
Here is the error message and I am installing into my home directory (see log /home/user/...).
including pybind11 as a submodule used to be the more error safe way of shipping it...
@moldyn-nagel expect a new version soon! Sorry for the inconvenience.
fixed by #1412
I am not able to upgrade from PyEMMA v2.5.2-v2.5.4 to v2.5.5. I am using
pip3 install pyemma
which raises following error:I uninstalled all versions of pyemma and tried a upgrade of a clean installation from all three version (.2-.4) and a direct installation. The error remains. Logs are attached. Thank you for your help. log.txt
OS: Debian 9