Closed Jerzy97 closed 3 weeks ago
I just realized:
It seems to work if I clone the repository & install the package with pip install .
Hi @Jerzy97 , thanks for reporting. I think what is happening here is that there are some precompiled binaries available on pypi that are being used with a pip install pygrappa
and these binaries are getting old enough that they are not compatible with your system. Installing via pip install .
will build sources locally I believe, so the same/compatible glibc will definitely be used.
I'll go ahead and redeploy the binaries in a new version to make sure they aren't stale. I'll let you know when they're available.
Just uploaded version 0.26.3. PyPI reports CPython 3.12 manylinux: glibc 2.17+ x86-64
for the Python 3.12 x86-64 target. Hopefully that will be compatible with your conda environment.
If you get a chance, please try installing in a fresh conda environment from PyPI and report back if it now succeeds or still fails.
Dear @mckib2 sorry for such a late reply! I just tried in a new environment - it seems to work perfectly currently! Thank you very much again!
Hi,
upon installing the package via
pip install pygrappa
, I encountered an import error. I send a screenshot with the error message.I have installed pygrappa in a conda environment. I can give more info regarding the environment, if necessary.
Thanks a lot for maintaining this package. It is really valuable! Best, Georg