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pip install vars-gridview
fails with python 3.12
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This seems to be an issue with the build of opencv-python on Apple Silicon. I followed the steps you provided on my machine (Linux 6.5.0-35-generic with conda 24.5.0) without issue. Is there a possibility to use the bundled application? I haven't built one for the latest version (v0.12.1) but I can get on that... but it may be worth trying an earlier version (e.g. v0.11.0) to test as the VL has had success with this approach. |
I was able to get it to build on python 3.11, but I can try the v0.11.0 on OSU's hardware too. The catch is that they are running on postgres. |
This is still an issue for Larissa's machine as well, we'd like to have the bundled app for V0.12.1 when available, thanks so much! |
@kevinsbarnard I think this issue is resolved? One thing I have found is that one of the required libraries, pymssql, doesn't install correctly so if one were to install using a requirements.txt it might appear to have installed pymmsql correctly but ay not have. Also it may depend upon python version and whether a user is using an intel or apple silicon. To fix the pymssql issue, I 'pip uninstall pymssql' and then 'pip install pymssql --no-binary :all:' |
The pip install fails with Python 3.12 due to the removal of the long-deprecated
pkgutil.ImpImporter
class. Note that this is a pip issue and is not specific to vars-gridview. I found some notes here but the proposed workarounds did not fix the issue. Downgrading to 3.11 worked fine.Steps to reproduce:
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