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The error message that prints out from pip install on an unsupported platform is helpful, but not obvious that it comes from Turi Create, so in a pip install -r requirements.txt type of scenario, the user may be at a loss as to how to proceed:
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ERROR
If you see this message, pip install did not find an available binary package
for your system. Supported platforms are:
* Linux x86_64 (including WSL on Windows 10).
* macOS 10.12+ x86_64.
* Python 2.7, 3.5, or 3.6.
Other possible causes of this error are:
* Outdated pip version (try `pip install -U pip`).
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Solution: we should probably mention somewhere obvious in this error message that it's Turi Create's issue. Pip doesn't really go out of its way to say that.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The error message that prints out from
pip install
on an unsupported platform is helpful, but not obvious that it comes from Turi Create, so in apip install -r requirements.txt
type of scenario, the user may be at a loss as to how to proceed:Solution: we should probably mention somewhere obvious in this error message that it's Turi Create's issue. Pip doesn't really go out of its way to say that.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: