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python3 grpcio dependency #10

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manuel-delverme opened this issue Aug 9, 2016 · 5 comments
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python3 grpcio dependency #10

manuel-delverme opened this issue Aug 9, 2016 · 5 comments
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@manuel-delverme
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pip3 tries to install a non python3 compatible version of prpcio

pip3 install --pre grpcio
pip3 install --no-deps pydgraph

fixed the problem

@manishrjain
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@mohitranka Could you please update the wiki if this will happen for all the users of pydgraph? Or, ensure that pip3 can pick up the right deps automatically?

@manishrjain manishrjain reopened this Aug 16, 2016
@lazharichir
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Hi guys, definitely still happening. i have grpcio 1.x installed but pydgraph requires an older version that cannot be installed with python3x. Any idea when would that be fixed as all my app is in Python 3.5, soon 3.6.

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Hy,
I fixed the issue to work with python 3.x and the newest grpcio, you can find the repo in the pull requests yet.

The fix is for the current development release of dgraph. You can backport it to dgraph-io 0.74 by changing '/graphp.Dgraph/Run' to '/graph.Dgraph/Run' in the "graphresponse_pb2.py" file.

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gpahal commented Apr 2, 2018

Should be fixed by #21

@manishrjain manishrjain added this to the Sprint-001 milestone Apr 3, 2018
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gpahal commented Apr 3, 2018

Pull request merged to master.

@gpahal gpahal closed this as completed Apr 3, 2018
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