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How to install magpie on Windows10? #169
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@antoinecomp the bitbucket repo is not related to this one, it's different software. Not sure how to help you with the installation problems - I'd try to install the dependencies first one by one in the right versions and see which one is problematic. You can look into |
Okay for the bitbucket repo. All of the libraries I tested were not exactly what were provided in setup.py
scipy is the first I tried. It caused problems. I don't know if it is the main source of them, It's the first I tried, but here is the error message:
Let me know if it helps you understand what's wrong, @jalavik . I would love to use your software ! |
@antoinecomp after this, I manually installed all dependency packages by using Anaconda Prompt , and it works fine. |
I tried to install magpie on Windows10 with conda like it's recommended in the docs:
pip install git+https://github.com/inspirehep/[email protected]
but I had errors:I don't know if I should add more of the error message. I didn't find any help googling the error on Internet.
I then tried to install it with from the version we find on bitbucket.org/wolverton/magpie/src/master/ but as it asks to build with Gradle, using the included Gradle wrapper (which will install Gradle on your system if needed):
./gradlew jar
I think its specific to Ubuntu. I'm now trying to install it thanks to the precompiled version.I'm also trying to get all the dependencies listed with in the setup.py file.
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