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Installation broken on linux/windows #143
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From pip - same story |
I think this is due to the new pyobjc declaration format. Instead if reading the platform name in runtime, we are using a setuptools format to declare a dependency is MacOS only. I'll revert back to the old format and publish a fix as soon as I can. |
setup.py fixed in version 0.,13.1. Please use Thank you for the timely bug report, it would have taken me a while to realize the problem since I always work locally. |
This is related to issues #136 and #143. By declaring the dependency using "sys_platform" instead of an `if` in setup.py, the egg is built correctly regardless of the platform used for building the release. However clients complained of broken installations on Windows and Linux (#143). To avoid breakage, the `if` was reinstituted. The problem was that the platform used to build the release has to have an up-to-date setuptools installed, since this is a somewhat new feature. Otherwise the dependency is copied verbatim, "; sys_platform==..." string included. Confusingly, clients facing this garbled dependency declaration still try to install the package, resulting in errors that look like the "sys_platform" part was ignored entirely. This commit reverts back to using "sys_platform", and this developer promises to be extra careful not to build releases on systems with outdated setuptools.
I am getting this error while installing "pyttsx3" which is saying something like pyobjc . Please help me |
Were you able to resolve it @sushrut29? |
@sushrut29 @danish2694 you can install "pyttsx3" using
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I have solved the problem. Uninstalled Python 3.7 , installed Python 3.6 and then pip install pyttsx3 worked superbly ! @danish2694 |
PS C:\Users\puneetm\Desktop\PB\MIS\vs files> pip install pyttsx3 getting this error |
C:\Users\Suraj Mahendra\Desktop\mahe>pip install pyttsx3 |
People, this is a closed issue in the |
thanks, @khushbu-mulani & @sushrut29, I solved the issue by installing a lower version and it is working fine as of now. |
Starting with version 0.13, running
pip install keyboard
doesn't seem to work.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: