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Breaking change in setuptools 50+ #2222
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You working on this? |
I'm trying using |
Not yet, no. Have at it. |
So, I have tried setting the environment variable Giving up, at least for today, probably longer. |
This is a pair of "pyinstaller" vs "old versions" and "incompatible pinning" issues. Fortunately, it can be fixed pretty easily in two ways:
Have I mentioned how much I dislike version pinning recently? Because pip is pretty dumb in how it handles dependencies, adding For example in: main...llimeht:sasview:tmp/setuptools-win I can break that into several PRs if you want, but note that #2216 needs to land first. |
Unpinning matplotlib allows a newer matplotlib to be installed, saves it being broken by setuptools, and should therefore unbreak the build. Closes: SasView#2222
Unpinning matplotlib allows a newer matplotlib to be installed, saves it being broken by setuptools, and should therefore unbreak the build. Closes: SasView#2222
Describe the bug
Running GitHub workflow-generated installers on Windows, the following error occurs:
There is an issue in the
setuptools
repo describing the change and potential workarounds, but I haven't read the full thread yet.To Reproduce
Download a recent windows installer generated by a push or PR, install the software, and try to run sasview.
SasView version (please complete the following information):
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