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pyhandle 1.1.1 fails to install on Centos 7.x using pip2 #84
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The previous version of pyhandle installed fine. This was version: 1.0.4
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Installing 1.0.4 using pip2 is OK.
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Hi! I tried to reproduce this and couldn't. I used a CentOS 7 docker image, installed pip on it and tried to install pyhandle, which by default installs verion 1.0.4. When I try to force installing 1.1.1, I get an error, but a different one from you:
I assume it cannot install 1.1.1 at all as it is not listed for python 2, but CentOS 7 ships with python 2. But you do get a different error. Can you provide me with a way to reproduce the error? |
My steps in trying to reproduce:
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Hi, We install pip in a more regular way in our docker image:
And you test and get version 1.0.4. While we try it and get version 1.1.1. It can be seen in the following raw data of our docker image installation:
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Was it fixed in #85 ? |
When trying to install pyhandle 1.1.1 with pip2 it fails with the following error:
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