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Cloudmapper fails to install on macos #843
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It happened the same to me (same error), I tried to install the requirements using: Could it be due to higher versions of Python than 3.7 ? I was using 3.9 and @serialp here was using 3.8. |
Is this on macOS Big Sur? Could be this Python issue: https://bugs.python.org/issue42504 I installed CloudMapper without issues on an Ubuntu system last week. |
Yes, in my case it is. macOS Big Sur 11.1 |
@w0rmr1d3r I used the same install method as you then switch to Thanks again for your feedback ! |
Sorry @serialp , I went too fast on your logs and didn't see the links to the very same issue @0xdabbad00 said. |
@serialp the python issue has been resolved! It should work now, have you tried it again? |
@w0rmr1d3r Many thank, but finally went to the docker version, which works fine. We'll try to install it on my MacOs next time i need it ! |
I had the same issue on mac os, removing the version numbers from the file fixed it for me, pip sorted out everything. |
@cvdv87 which file? The |
@w0rmr1d3r correct, my file looks like this: I have to say, I had another dependency issue, different packages, but perhaps this works for you too. |
There are a lot of issues in this repo regarding versions and some incompatibilities (and some PRs opened as well). Which dependency issue you say you were having? |
So here is my approach, keep in mind I use a newer python version as advised in the installation page: 1)- Clone repo, install pre-reqs, start venv Error: The conflict is caused by: Solution provided by pip:
Solution 2 is what I've tested and afaik everything seems to be working fine for me. |
That happens to you the same way it happened to other people, because That's why I was saying that there are issues and PRs opened regarding dependencies and problems installing them. |
I can see in #881 that you installed dependencies without a fixed version, which is similar to other PRs that basically upgrade dependencies, am I wrong? Thanks @Sean12697 ! |
You're not wrong @w0rmr1d3r, I did manually implement #876 (which I see you reviewed a couple of weeks before I opened my issue), although it was running Ideally I would reset my environment to test how much of an impact manually implementing #876 has before installed the additional apt packages. |
This is what fixed my issue, removing the verision numbers |
issues fixed by updating typed-ast==1.5.5 and pyjq==2.6.0 |
Hello, whatever the solution I came up with to setup cloudmapper, it fails at the pyjq install...
is it related to the below issue ?
doloopwhile/pyjq#54
https://bugs.python.org/issue42504
Please find hereunder my logs:
Many thanks !
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