Problem installing #36
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same issue |
I had the same issue. So I got Python3.4 to my Raspberry Pi and tried to install with pip3.4. But I now get a PermissionError.
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I think my problem was that I was using the raspbian package pip which is evidently outdated. I uninstalled and reinstalled a newer version using the instructions below and I'm good to go now. https://pip.pypa.io/en/latest/installing.html Christian, I think you need to execute yours as superuser (sudo pip...) |
However I can not run pip as sudo. I will try it with the newer version of pip. |
I have the same problem as above. I tried also the newer version of pip. Also, when I clone and run install I get always the same result. pi@Master ~ $ sudo pip install pushbullet.py File "", line 14, in File "/home/pi/build/pushbullet.py/setup.py", line 15, in
TypeError: parse_requirements() got an unexpected keyword argument 'session' Command python setup.py egg_info failed with error code 1 in /home/pi/build/pushbullet.py Three weeks ago I got it to run some how, but after a brand new installation i try since two days without luck. |
Try |
pip.req.parse_requirements is not considered part of the public pip API by the pip developers and hence should never be used as such. Its signature can change at any given moment, making installations depending on it just break. This patch moves the actual requirement specification over into setup.py and modifies requirements.txt to only contain a reference to the local package, in compliance with the suggested usage pattern for setup.py vs requirements.txt. See also: * http://stackoverflow.com/a/22649833/2028598 * https://caremad.io/2013/07/setup-vs-requirement/ Solves richard-better#36
pip.req.parse_requirements is not considered part of the public pip API by the pip developers and hence should never be used as such. Its signature can change at any given moment, making installations depending on it just break. This patch moves the actual requirement specification over into setup.py and modifies requirements.txt to only contain a reference to the local package, in compliance with the suggested usage pattern for setup.py vs requirements.txt. See also: * http://stackoverflow.com/a/22649833/2028598 * https://caremad.io/2013/07/setup-vs-requirement/ Solves richard-better#36
@buzzbo - as I understand this issue is resolved. Please reopen this if you still experience issues |
Trying to install with pip install pushbullet.py and get errors. I have python-magic and requests. Running on Raspberry pi (raspbian).
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