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Pip installation from PyPI fails on Python 3.10 #621
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Hi @galenseilis! The issue here I believe is that installation from PyPI is not yet supported on Python 3.10. We're working on this! So, For now, I would recommend installing the library from sources, i.e. to perform a developer installation as described in https://giotto-ai.github.io/gtda-docs/0.5.1/installation.html#developer-installation. |
Thank you for responding, @ulupo. That makes sense. Thank you for the recommendation. |
You're welcome. Closing the issue for now, but feel free to reopen if issues remain. |
Fixed by the release of giotto-tda 0.6.0! |
Describe the bug
Pip installation failed on Archlinux.
To reproduce
Simply open up a BASH session and call
pip3 install giotto-tda
.Expected behavior
The code above should terminate with an output saying
successfully installed giotto-tda
, or something similar.Actual behaviour
Versions
My version of Linux is
orcus 5.15.13-arch1-1
and my version of pip ispip 22.0.3
.Additional context
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