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Update packages for linux and osx to allow installation of latest release with pip #182

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xavierBizoux opened this issue Jun 28, 2024 · 5 comments

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@xavierBizoux
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Could you please make sure that we can install the latest package with pip on osx?
Currently, when you install swat on OSX using "pip install swat" command, you get a version which is quite old.
As a result, simple connections to the CAS server are not established due to certificates for example. It's hard to figure out what goes wrong until you check the version that is installed.
Being able to install the latest package even if it is only providing REST capabilities. would clearly help avoiding long debugging sessions.

Another option would be to inform the user who installs the package using pip that the version is "old" and that newer versions can be found on the github repository.

Don't hesitate to contact me if you have questions.

@bkemper24
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What version of Python are you running ?

if you enter 'pip debug --verbose' , what information do you see under the Compatible tags section of the output?

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xavierBizoux commented Jun 28, 2024 via email

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python-swat does not yet support Python 3.12

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Support for Python 3.12 is now available in python-swat version 1.15.0

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You should be able to install on osx using Python 3.12 now. Please feel free to re-open if you are still having problems

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