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Python version issue #88
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hmm, this is odd. This library have no python dependency requirement. it pretty much work with any Python 2.7+ and Python 3. Can you provide more data to reproduce this issue |
Okay so I'm using Anaconda to manage different python environments. I followed their instructions for how to install Pip libraries without causing conflicts/interference. Basically I ran the following set of commands:
This generates an Anaconda-compatible .tar.bz2 package, which I can then either install locally, or upload to Anaconda online manager using this set of commands
Everything went fine and I was able to upload it successfully. However, when I try to install it, I get the error message shown above. This is the full log of the installation command:
These are the packages already installed in the environment:
It might be worth mentioning that I tried installing the json-logging library in another anaconda environment running python 3.8.12 and it went fine. |
Another note: I took the conda environment where it was working (3.8.12). There are barely any packages installed there. I did the following:
It failed. Same error as above:
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@bobbui Do you think this is something that can be addressed with an update? (and if yes, would you have an estimated time for it by any chance?) |
sorry has been really busy with family, the error still happening for you? |
closed as no feedback from author |
I'm trying to install this library with my Anaconda environment (followed the Anaconda guide on generating a compatible package from the pypi build).
All goes fine, until I reach the very last step, where I get the following error:
Are there any plans on making this library compatible with this version (or newer) of python?
Thanks!!
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