Closed derNarr closed 11 years ago
Hmm, it looks like PyPI is serving an outdated version. I'll see what's going on.
OK, I've removed everything except the 0.9.9 and 0.9.9.1 releases, and tested the install from PyPI using pip. Try upgrading Pyzotero, and you should see the latest version.
sudo easy_install -U pyzotero doesn't work, because the 0.9.51 version is installed (and has a higher version number than all versions on the web).
In order to fix an installed version run:
sudo easy_install "pyzotero==0.9.9.1"
sudo easy_install -U pyzotero
@urschrei maybe you can add a small note to the front page how to fix the issue with an already installed 0.9.51 version and than close this issue :)
Great, thanks!
To really remove the version 0.9.51 it might be necessary to delete the corresponding files in the site-packages folder or to run:
sudo pip uninstall pyzotero
And than to reinstall pyzotero with:
sudo easy_install pyzotero
or
sudo pip install pyzotero
The last command didn't worked out for me, but I don't know exactly why.
I installed pyzotero as a dependency of zot4rst and it installed the 0.9.51 version what is probably not the right thing, is it?
I followed the instructions on https://bitbucket.org/egh/zot4rst and also an easy_intsall -U pyzotero assumes that 0.9.51 is the newest version.
If this is not intended a version jump to 1.0.0 or to 0.9.91 would be great.
p. s. I am running ubutuntu 64 bit system (but I don't think that this matters here).
If there are any questions feel free to send me a message :)