pip install not working #349
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Hi @jasonmellone , which system are you using? If you are using one of linux/windows/macos and your python version is >=3.7, you can try to download wheel file from here for our latest version and see whether manually install the wheel file using pip works. If there is no suitable version for you, you can also try to build the wheel file locally like this instruction. |
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Thanks will try
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Hi @jasonmellone <https://github.com/jasonmellone> , which system are you
using? If you are using one of linux/windows/macos and your python version
is >=3.7, you can try to download wheel file from here
<https://pypi.org/project/connectorx/#files> for our latest version and
see whether manually install the wheel file using pip works.
If there is no suitable version for you, you can also try to build the
wheel file locally like this instruction
<https://sfu-db.github.io/connector-x/install.html#build-from-source-code>
.
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