Master requires cycler 0.10.0

[etgalloway]

Master requires cycler 0.10.0, not 0.9.0+ (as specified in setupext.py).

For 0.9.0, importing matplotlib fails:

    In [1]: import matplotlib

        <<< SNIP >>>

        807     for prop in cycler_inst.keys:
        808         norm_prop = _prop_aliases.get(prop, prop)
    --> 809         cycler_inst.change_key(prop, norm_prop)
        810 
        811     return cycler_inst

    AttributeError: 'Cycler' object has no attribute 'change_key'

change_key was added to 0.10.0 according to the cycler release notes.

[WeatherGod]

Huh, you are right. That got missed in my pull request. For some reason, I
thought it was added in 0.9...

On Fri, Apr 22, 2016 at 7:25 PM, etgalloway notifications@github.com
wrote:

Master requires cycler 0.10.0, not 0.9.0+ (as specified in setupext.py).

For 0.9.0, importing matplotlib fails:

In [1]: import matplotlib

    <<< SNIP >>>

    807     for prop in cycler_inst.keys:
    808         norm_prop = _prop_aliases.get(prop, prop)
--> 809         cycler_inst.change_key(prop, norm_prop)
    810
    811     return cycler_inst

AttributeError: 'Cycler' object has no attribute 'change_key'

change_key was added to 0.10.0 according to the cycler release notes.

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[zcarver]

I have got this error as well, is there a way to remedy this??

[etgalloway]

@zcarver: try installing cycler 0.10.0.

[tacaswell]

update cycler, we need to fix the dependency tracking.

[akrherz]

For whatever it is worth, I just built matplotlib 2.0.0 via python setup.py bdist_rpm and during the seemingly successful build it reported

REQUIRED DEPENDENCIES AND EXTENSIONS
    ...snipped...
                cycler: yes [using cycler version 0.9.0]

and of course later errored out as above when I attempted to use it.

[tacaswell]

what is bdist_rpm and does it do anything to the dependency tracking?

attn @tomspur

[WeatherGod]

bdist_rpm builds the RPM package so that it can be installed via yum. I have no clue what it does with dependencies, though.

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[tomspur]

It seems the documentation of bdist_rpm on python 3 is not very helpful. The one with python 2 used to be more verbose.
We are not using it though because you have not much influence about the generated rpm and the resulting rpm is not complying with our rpm guidelines.

bdist_rpm is/was running the usual bdist and build commands then internally, so it should check for the dependencies as usual.