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Pip failed to install maya on Windows #10
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I am facing the same issue as you are |
Can you try again? |
P.S. Maya has only been tested on Python 2.7 so far. |
Version 1.1 still has the same problem on Python 3.
Installation on Python 2.7 worked flawlessly, however. |
Python 3 compatibility will be added soon, thanks for bringing this issue up. |
Oh, ok. I'll leave the issue open in case you want to track it, but feel free to close/rename or do as you see fit. Thank you for your attention. |
I've seen this type of issues before, it cause you are using emojis in your readme, change the open to be open with Unicode support... |
The issue isn't with readme I believe. It's most likely with the setup.py file. I don't think it has anything to do with the readme file. If you see above example, Python's not able to parse setup.py and an issue with the function egg_info |
As @fruch said, it's because of the README. It might seem a bit overkill but you can use this snippet from pip's own setup.py:
This sould fix it |
@joaoleveiga up for a pull request? |
I saw that @joaoleveiga's fix was implemented in 89a54ab, but I'm still having issues with installing maya 0.1.4 via I'm running
Seems to be the same issue. |
There have been some fixes around this. Can you verify if it's working now @joshuarli ? |
@timofurrer Ah, I don't use Windows anymore. It's been quite a while. |
Okay, @boppreh do you have any news on this? |
I can confirm Windows installation on Python 3 is working as expected. |
Thanks for the confirmation 🎉 |
This issue may need to be reopened. My environment is using Python 3.6.5 on Windows 10, 64 bits. I just attempted to pip install maya 0.6.1 and 0.6.0 and I was getting the same sort of UTF-8 issue:
I was able to install version 0.5.0 properly, though. |
Tried to install, failed with a UnicodeDecodeError. Changed the terminal encoding to UTF-8, problem persisted. Am I doing something wrong? I'm using Windows 10, 64 bits, with Python 3.5.
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