Closed sTiKyt closed 3 years ago
Got it also.
According to what I have found, it relates to fact that Ubuntu-18 and below is still using python2 by default. Setuptools, which is used by current project, is not supporting python2, starting from version 45.*. So Ubuntu-18 and below has setuptools version<45. And 'pkg_resources.py2_warn' -- is a resource which was added in setuptools 45. And is indirectly used in current tool.
Yet don't know how to resolve it
Got it also.
According to what I have found, it relates to fact that Ubuntu-18 and below is still using python2 by default. Setuptools, which is used by current project, is not supporting python2, starting from version 45.*. So Ubuntu-18 and below has setuptools version<45. And 'pkg_resources.py2_warn' -- is a resource which was added in setuptools 45. And is indirectly used in current tool.
Yet don't know how to resolve it
Issue is, i don't use any ubuntu, i use arch, with completely different way of managing package... It doesn't use apt
@sTiKyt of course, I was describing reason, not OS details: Reason, AFAIK, is that PyInstaller has hidden dependency on pkg_resources of setuptools, and setuptools of version <45 don't have it.
As far as I got, its not about package managing, its about code dependencies of packages.
@sTiKyt of course, I was describing reason, not OS details: Reason, AFAIK, is that PyInstaller has hidden dependency on pkg_resources of setuptools, and setuptools of version <45 don't have it.
As far as I got, its not about package managing, its about code dependencies of packages.
But Arch DOESN'T use python 2 by default, Arch has rolling releases meaning it always uses latest stable versions of software.
Should be fixed in Should be fixed in https://github.com/mazurwiktor/albion-online-stats/tree/1.0.4 since from now on the app is stored as a normal python package
Describe the bug When i'm trying to execute application i get error.
Log file
damage-meter.log
was not created.To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior I expected it to work...
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Additional Context Are you sure you need to create installer for linux version? I'd suggest shipping app unpacked with some requirements.txt instead so users could make it run on their own systems in their own ways.