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Windows Installation Issues (pyproj>=2.0.0) #216
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We're missing binary wheels for 2.1.2 on windows on pypi. @cgohlke - would you mind updating the wheels on your page? (they're at 2.1.1 now) |
I didn't upload the wheels for 2.1.2 because they were failing tests. |
The failures are known and PROJ related. See #212. So, it would be fine to upload them. Thanks! |
I uploaded the wheels. Maybe I'm missing something, but this doesn't look healthy to me:
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Nope, you are correct for your concern. These are definitely not the test results we are looking for 🙃 |
Let me re-build and test later tonight. |
The errors: |
It looks like the failing tests are not run on Appveyor https://github.com/pyproj4/pyproj/blob/master/appveyor.yml#L118 Testing So I assume the wheels are OK? |
Strange testing behavior. I am thinking that it is a domino effect where one test causes others to fail. If they pass separately, I think the wheels are okay. We should update how the tests are run on appveyor. Thanks for looking into this! |
Thanks for your assistance in this @cgohlke! I think that it can be closed now. |
This issue is meant to be a central location for windows installation issues.
As of pyproj>=2.0.0, python 2.7 is no longer supported on windows due PROJ version 6.0.0 requiring c++ 11 and it is not supported by the 2008 version of MSVC.
There are now Windows wheels on pypi thanks to @cgohlke. Additionally, pyproj can be installed using conda.
conda install -c conda-forge pyproj
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