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pip/easy_install taurus does not work #182
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note: bdist_egg is part of setuptools and not of distutils Original comment by: cpascual (http://sourceforge.net/u/cpascual) |
Original comment by: reszelaz (http://sourceforge.net/u/zreszela) |
Original comment by: reszelaz (http://sourceforge.net/u/zreszela) |
Original comment by: cpascual (http://sourceforge.net/u/cpascual) |
EDITED: I was wrong. It seemed to work but it did not install the extra_packages Original comment by: cpascual (http://sourceforge.net/u/cpascual) |
Original comment by: cpascual (http://sourceforge.net/u/cpascual) |
Ticket moved from /p/sardana/tickets/20/ Can't be converted:
Original comment by: cpascual (http://sourceforge.net/u/cpascual) |
Original comment by: cpascual (http://sourceforge.net/u/cpascual) |
I moved this ticket from the sardana list (it was #20 there). A user (Yngve) gave a very useful hint in the mailing list: use the --egg option of pip (easy_install is not worth worrying about anymore):
So I think we can close this ticket and add this to the docs. Thanks Yngve! On Wed 30 September 2015 10:15:46 Yngve Inntjore Levinsen wrote:
Original comment by: cpascual (http://sourceforge.net/u/cpascual) |
UPDATE: This is no longer an issue in Taurus v>4 since the change to setuptools in [9f976f]. And as a workaround, the
--egg
parameter solves the problem for Taurus < 4 , as mentioned in the commentsInstalling taurus with easy_install appears to work, but:
-resources are not built
-extra_packages are not installed
IMHO, doing "easy_install taurus" should yield similar results than downloading the tgz and doing "python setup.py install"
As a hint:
during easy_install, the following is printed:
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