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The antlr_python_runtime module cannot be installed with pip because pip refuses to follow unsecure HTTP URLs by default. Could you please upload the tarball to PyPI, so pip can get it using HTTPS (PyPI supports HTTPS as well)?
For a new release, you can type "python setup.py sdist upload". For an existing release, you can upload manually the tarball using the PyPI website interface: http://pypi.python.org/ (you have to log in).
By the way, you may try to upload wheel packages using "python setup.py bdist_wheel upload". Wheel packages are faster and even more secure (installing a wheel package doesn't execute arbitrary Python code, there is no setup.py).
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Hi,
The antlr_python_runtime module cannot be installed with pip because pip refuses to follow unsecure HTTP URLs by default. Could you please upload the tarball to PyPI, so pip can get it using HTTPS (PyPI supports HTTPS as well)?
https://pypi.python.org/pypi/antlr_python_runtime/3.1.3
For a new release, you can type "python setup.py sdist upload". For an existing release, you can upload manually the tarball using the PyPI website interface: http://pypi.python.org/ (you have to log in).
By the way, you may try to upload wheel packages using "python setup.py bdist_wheel upload". Wheel packages are faster and even more secure (installing a wheel package doesn't execute arbitrary Python code, there is no setup.py).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: