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yourcelf / olwidget

Javascript library to replace textareas that contain WKT data with editable OpenLayers maps, and a django app using it for django forms and admin.
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pip can't install #69

Closed typeshige closed 13 years ago

typeshige commented 13 years ago

i installed olwidget using pip:

pip install -e git+https://github.com/yourcelf/olwidget.git#egg=olwidget

That all works fine.

If I try to make a requirements file, it looks a little different. All of my other apps that I installed from github look like this in pip:

-e git+https://github.com/user/app.git@something#egg=something

olwidget looks like this:

django-olwidget==0.4-

It's a little weird why it's not showing github as the source, but more importantly, it seems like 0.4- isn't a valid version.

i poked around and it seems like you're calling the current version 0.4+ but somehow that's not coming across and it seems like you might not be able to use a '+' in the version name?

I tried the following:

pip install django-olwidget==0.4- [FAIL] pip install django-olwidget==0.4+ [FAIL] pip install django-olwidget==0.4 [FAIL] pip install django-olwidget [WORKS, but installs 0.4 from a tarball...]

Thanks, Shige

yourcelf commented 13 years ago

Thanks. I thought I was being cute by using a + and saving time bumping numbers on the master branch; but the "+" seems to mess with pip as you suggested.