BLD: add setup_requires in setup.py so pandas can be used with buildout #3903
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Numpy is a setup-time dependency due to some .h files, but is not declared as such. This causes tools like buildout to fail.
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@wesm any problems with this? |
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BLD: add setup_requires in setup.py so numpy can be used with buildout
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thanks @ejnens |
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related statsmodels/statsmodels#588 / pydata/patsy#16, but 👍 . |
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Numpy is a setup-time dependency due to some .h files, but is not declared as such. This causes tools like buildout ( http://buildout.org/ ) to fail.
Adding the
setup_requireskwarg to the setuptools config shoud fix this: buildout will correctly assemble any declared setup-time dependencies, before executing the pandas build.closes #3861