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pip install with Python3 #30
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Interesting, I will check this late in the morning. Thanks Il giorno 00:03 mer 11/feb/2015 Jacob Williams notifications@github.com
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Opsss, it seems that multiprocessing module is into the standard modules library since 2.6+. I am now removing it has dependency from PyPi installer. Thank you for testing it. |
Hi Jacob, the new version (1.3.0) should be multiprocessing-bug free! Presently, Travis CI fails to build FoBiS.py: I have introduced unit tests for auto-checking purposes that work on my box, but fail on Travis. I am investigating this issue, but it should be irrelevant for the end-user. See you soon. |
I am getting the same issue.
The package it is grabbing is |
My apologies, it looks like this is now just a backport. |
So all is ok? |
Yes, my All is okay, but would be great if this didn't come up as an available package for Python 3 in pip. |
pip install FoBiS.py
doesn't work for Python 3. It seems to be trying to install the Python 2 version of the "multiprocessing" package? The error I get is:This is using the Anaconda 3-2.1.0 Python package on Windows (don't know if that makes a difference or not).
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