Closed Mengesh closed 4 months ago
Openquake installation via pip is very troublesome, it is better to follow the instructions I wrote. For now it works for oq 3.16.7. I need to make comprehensive changes for newer versions.
Thank you for the prompt reply! And sorry for pull request spamming. I just saw the rest of the instructions. I'm wondering what's the reason of not putting the dependencies from txt
files to setup.cfg
, openquake
one in particular? I just managed to install and run EzGM
with python 3.12.3
and openquake 3.16.7
.
Don't worry about it!
I am not sure why but OpenQuake developers do not recommend installing it using pypi. I guess some packages are not correctly installed when we directly use pypi. That is why I decided to use requirements.txt in the end, it installs correct oq dependencies. And to be honest, I have not worked on the code for a while. If the way you installed works, we can change setup.cfg! I will check your suggestions.
So it actually does not work with python 3.12 but 3.11.9. I successfully run Example1.py from demo scripts with a slight change - example C) fails with chrome browser but it works with firefox. I'll make a pull request with an updated setup.cfg
.
So it actually does not work with python 3.12 but 3.11.9. I successfully run Example1.py from demo scripts with a slight change - example C) fails with chrome browser but it works with firefox. I'll make a pull request with an updated
setup.cfg
.
I believe, download should work with chrome in the latest version, at least, it was working in windows OS.
Actually openquake version should be fixed to 3.14.0