installation
jacobmerson opened this issue · 10 comments
I'm working on the joss review and I'm having some installation difficulties with pip and "optional" dependencies.
- using
pip install ciclope[all]gives me the errorno matches found: ciclope[all]. I haven't used options on apip installbefore, so I'm not sure what this should look like. - There are a bunch of dependencies that are needed beyond what's installed by default. However,
ciclope -hcan't run without them, so I presume they are not optional. They aredxchange,scipy,scikit-image,pypng pycgalrequired lots of manual intervention to get things linking and building. Nothing you can do about this, but it certainly makes the installation harder.
Leaving this here so it links to the joss review: openjournals/joss-reviews#4952
- removed dependency to dxchange (irrelevant to the project)
- fix non-optional list of dependencies in
project.toml - add pygalmesh installation instructions to readme
- add pygalmesh installation instructions to readthedocs
- fix dependency to pygalmesh==0.10.6
- test brand new installation
waiting @jacobmerson to close this issue if installation procedures is OK
#openjournals/joss-reviews#4952
matplotlib is listed as an optional dependency, but ciclope -h fails if it is not installed.
matplotlibis listed as an optional dependency, butciclope -hfails if it is not installed.
@jacobmerson thanks: it was corrected in v1.3.2. should be OK now
@gianthk is version 0.10.6 of pygalmesh strictly required? I'm having all sorts of installation issues with that version. I tried running ciclope with 0.10.7 and didn't see any obvious issues crop up.
@jacobmerson did all unittest pass with pygalmesh==0.10.7?
I am trying to test it in a parallel env. will let you know
@gianthk they did pass. I might suggest setting pygalmesh>=0.10.6
testing this to be 100% sure before updating the requirement
done. dep updated to pygalmesh>=0.10.6