Otio wont start

[willDTF]

after a fresh install of opentimeline via
pip install opentimelineio

I tried to open it with
otioview path/to/your/file.edl

then it return

otioview /home/william/Documents/test_edl.edl
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/usr/bin/otioview", line 7, in <module>
    from bin.otioview import main
ImportError: No module named bin.otioview

i'm on Fedora 28, python 2.7.14, PySide2

[boredstiff]

This was fixed in f1e53e5 on July 31, but the version that is tagged and on PyPi - https://github.com/PixarAnimationStudios/OpenTimelineIO/tree/v0.8 - is from July 24. It's up to the maintainers if they want to push a version 0.8.1 which would fix this, but if you need to install a working version, you can clone and pip install from the clone on the master branch and this will be fixed.

[jminor]

@Kaiz3rTool are you able to get this working from the latest master branch?

[willDTF]

Sorry i missed your answers
yes with installing the 0.9.0 version it work like a charm
thank you

[melMass]

pip install git+https://github.com/PixarAnimationStudios/OpenTimelineIO.git
pip install pyside2
otioview /path/to/file.edl

[ssteinbach]

@melMass @Kaiz3rTool I've pushed a new version of OTIO to pypi (v0.8.1) which should fix the issue with the commandline scripts not working.

[ssteinbach]

In general, this was addressed by #299.