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setup.py should install midi package from GitHub #92
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Due to issues with installing midi from pip (see #92), this should explicitly make pip install the bleeding-edge.
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Due to issues with installing midi from pip (see #92), this should explicitly make pip install the bleeding-edge.
Resolved in #93. |
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Problems are not resolvable without fixing |
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cc @cghawthorne
Some people have trouble with
pip install midi
, see #72 or vishnubob/python-midi#66. Themidi
package is also out-of-date (v0.2.3). Thepython-midi
package on PyPI is more up-to-date, but doesn't appear to be maintained by the owner ofmidi
: vishnubob/python-midi#72 And, despite being more up-to-date, as of writing it is over 2 years stale. There are features/changes added since then which are needed inpretty_midi
. To deal with this, README suggests using the bleeding-edge from GitHub. We should specify this in setup.py too.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: