Closed thesillypeanut closed 9 months ago
Hi !
Got the same issue, seems to me that the problem is a missing sources=...
kwarg in the setup call in setup.py
. Since the pip install depends on that initial setup (whether you pip install from GitHub, or clone then install locally) requires Setuptools, this missing kwarg makes pip think that this file is junk, and, in an effort to save spaces, it does nothing with it.
Meanwhile, I'm going to add a curl
/wget
call when installing the repo manually, and hope that nothing else breaks
Hey,
The same happen for segmented_lookup.cpp, filter_pids.cpp and decompress_residuals.cpp while trying to search.
wget or just to copy past the files for quick fix seems to work.
Thanks for Colbert+Plaid, its a killer!
The same happen for segmented_lookup.cpp, filter_pids.cpp and decompress_residuals.cpp while trying to search.
Yeah, I don't have the script at hand, but there are 6 cop files. Wget-ing them in a bash loop worked for me. I found them via GitHub file search.
Hello, I tried pip installing this repo at the latest commit via:
pip3 install git+[https://github.com/stanford-futuredata/ColBERT.git@2479b5e4fe768eb1c95f69fa11963b0ef192d054](https://github.com/stanford-futuredata/ColBERT.git@2479b5e4fe768eb1c95f69fa11963b0ef192d054')
I see that the git repo is installing correctly when I run
pip freeze
:However, when I try to use this package, I get the following error:
Upon navigating to the site-packages directory path, I noticed that the file
segmented_maxsim.cpp
is indeed missing even though the rest of the repo code seems to exist. Is this just a pip support issue? I was trying to avoid cloning the repo and install it via pip like rest of our other project dependencies.Thanks in advance!