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Error installing pyocd 0.13.0 from pip #442
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Please fix this asap - breaks also Icetea and mbed-flasher installation. CC: @bridadan , @studavekar |
I am seeing this issue with both python 3.5 and python 3.6 in linux. Interestingly, I am not seeing this issue in windows at all. |
probably because windows is case insensitive.. |
We're having multiple issues here that seem to be caused by the (necessary) package name change to all-lowercase Can you try uninstalling and reinstalling pyOCD with pip? I'll also test some more on Linux. |
I saw this error installing pyocd in a new virtualenv. @nashif, when you saw this in zephyr CI, was it a fresh install or upgrade from a previous version? |
It was fresh install while creating a container image.
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Subject: Re: [mbedmicro/pyOCD] Error installing pyocd 0.13.0 from pip (#442)
Can you try uninstalling and reinstalling pyOCD with pip?
I saw this error installing pyocd in a new virtualenv. @nashif<https://github.com/nashif>, when you saw this in zephyr CI, was it a fresh install or upgrade from a previous version?
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I'm able to reproduce this on both Python 2.7.15 and 3.6.6 under Linux (Ubuntu 18.0.1 LTS). Note that it does not happen on either macOS or Windows, which is why I didn't see it. (I'm taking a note to add automated installation testing for released versions.) Now looking into the cause… It seems like it's somehow related to the setuptools_scm package that creates the |
I think I found the problem: I use a separate, clean working copy of the pyOCD repo to perform releases to PyPI. Because I use macOS with a case-insensitive APFS filesystem, when I pulled the 0.13.0 changes into this working copy, git did not rename the |
Just released v0.13.1 that fixes the issues on macOS, Linux, and Windows. Closing this issue. If you continue to have problems please reopen. |
cc: @nashif
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