BUG: Failed to build pandas typed-ast

[kzawad1]

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Reproducible Example

In order to reproduce the following needs to be done:
1. Setup a Windows 11 Pro x86 Virtual Machine.
2. Install Visual Studio 2022 Dev Tools.
3. Install Python 3.10.5.
4. Create a requirements.txt file with "pandas==1.1.5".
5. From the command prompt, run command: "pip install -v -r requirements.txt".
6. Wait for the error to be displayed.

Issue Description

Can't download or build pandas library on Windows 11 & Python 3.10.5.

When calling the PIP command as:

pip install -v -r requirements.txt

Getting the output:

Failed to build pandas typed-ast
ERROR: Could not build wheels for pandas, which is required to install pyproject.toml-based projects

Attachment has detailed output.
pip_install_type-ast_error.txt

Expected Behavior

Expecting to be able to install pandas with pip command.

Installed Versions

Details

Replace this line with the output of pd.show_versions()

Pandas will not install on Windows 11 with Python 3.10.5, so can't get the version or call pd.show_versions(). This needs to be resolved for Windows 11.

[nascheme]

Is there some reason you are trying to use such an old version? I suspect that 1.1.5 is not compatible with Python 3.10. The current release seems to be 1.4.3.

[kzawad1]

Yes, I took on an existing project with an already created requirements.txt file. Eventually by viewing the GitHub pages I saw it was very old, so I made the changes in requirements.txt file:

"pandas==1.1.5" -> "pandas" (took latest 1.4.3)
"typed-ast==1.4.2" -> remove this line

Now, it works just fine. I am assuming since that pandas 1.1.5 was released in Dec 7, 2020 and that Windows 11 was some time at the end of 2021, this is why a binary does not exist for it.

[mroeschke]

Correct, support for pandas 1.1.x has ended, so compatibility with newer Python is not guaranteed. If compatibility is needed, the 1.1.x branch is still available for forking https://github.com/pandas-dev/pandas/tree/1.1.x

Closing as support for 1.1.x has ended