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Install from PyPI: numpy not found #5
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Hi @DanielLenz. Thanks for you comment. If you have any suggestion about how overcome this issue please let us know. |
There's a couple of ways to address this I think, some are described here. I'll go ahead and test this on my machine as soon as possible - I can highly relate to the frustration of trying to debug mac OS issues via travis, it just takes forever and you run into the most obscure errors... |
Hi @DanielLenz, |
Thanks for working on that and congratulations on the paper! The install via pip in a fresh venv worked fine, but I ran into an issue when trying to test the package:
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Hi @DanielLenz |
Thanks @Nico-Curti ! I now run into the following issue:
Have you considered also adding a pip build to the test matrix? That might help to discover and to address these issues - I'm sure most users will try to install via pip before installing from source. Cheers :) |
Hi! This issue is related to the JOSS review (openjournals/joss-reviews#2663).
I tried to install the Python package from pip in a fresh venv and noticed that the requirements aren't installed as they should be.
I checked your travis config and noticed that you had to implement some workarounds because of a setuptools issue (pypa/setuptools#2352). Could you use this to patch the pip install accordingly?
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