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mhaist94 opened this issue May 29, 2024 · 5 comments
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Pip install for recent version 0.8.0 reports wheel building error #738

mhaist94 opened this issue May 29, 2024 · 5 comments
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Hi all,
thanks for the recent updates to your fantastic tool!
Just tried pulling the most recent 0.8.0 version using pip install ehrapy but ran into some issues with building wheel for blosc. Not sure if this is a reproducible issue but havent been able to fix it so far.
Ran into this issue both on a MAC OS and WINDOWS Server 2019.
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Maybe you have an idea what might be the issue here?
Thanks all!
Max

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@Zethson Zethson self-assigned this May 29, 2024
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Zethson commented May 29, 2024

Dear @mhaist94,

thank you for the kinds words! We're just getting started and still have so many plans...
I have never seen this before. Let's focus on the Mac first. Could you please tell me:

  1. Which Mac + CPU architecture?
  2. Which Python version + did you use a clean environment?
  3. Could you please paste the traceback as text so that I can search it more easily?

Then we go from there. Thank you!

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That´s great! Thanks for getting back to me that fast.
Ad 1: Its a MacBook Pro with an Apple M1 Max CPU architecture.
Ad 2: Yes, I used a clean environment in conda version 22.9.0. For the prior ehrapy versions installation either directly from github or as pip install went fine, this is why I was somehow puzzled now.
Ad 3: Attached you can find the terminal output as text file.
Export_terminal_output.txt
Thanks a lot!

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Zethson commented May 29, 2024

Blosc/python-blosc#325

Are you trying to use Python 3.12? Please use Python 3.10 or 3.11

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Oh man, sorry, yes that was the issue. Stupid me....
Thanks a lot for your help, really appreciate it and super helpful as always!

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Zethson commented May 30, 2024

Stupid me....

Not at all! I, as a developer who knew about the lack of Python 3.12 support (not our fault), should have bounded the Python versions to less than 3.12. You would have gotten a more informative error then.

Generally, I'm super eager to get feedback of yours by the way. Please open issues if you have feature requests, found bugs, or have any other comments.

Thanks!

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