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Packaging: Cannot install google==1.9.3
alongside other "google-*" libs via pip install -r ./requirements.txt
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google==1.9.3
alongside other "google-*" tools via pip install -r ./requirements.txt
google==1.9.3
alongside other "google-*" libs via pip install -r ./requirements.txt
My current workaround is to run |
please note that the |
google==1.9.3
alongside other "google-*" libs via pip install -r ./requirements.txt
google==1.9.3
alongside other "google-*" libs via pip install -r ./requirements.txt
When I worked at Microsoft, Ubuntu was willing to transfer ownership of any snap packages where a third-party had attempted to reserve one of our licensed names. Perhaps if you reach out to https://pypi.python.org/pypi they will just add the name to your account. |
Luckily @jonparrott already is a member of PyPA (the "packaging authority") so hopefully he has the required visibility. |
I've reached out to the owner. We prefer to work with the author if at all
possible before resorting to using PyPA to pluck ownership.
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When I worked at Microsoft, Ubuntu was willing to transfer ownership of
any snap packages where a third-party had attempted to reserve one of our
licensed names. Perhaps if you reach out to https://pypi.python.org/pypi
they will just add the name to your account.
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Awesome news @jonparrott thanks for persisting on that! |
Thank @MarioVilas, who was more than amenable to the change. :) |
googlesearch has no support for python 3 |
What makes you say that? |
SETUP
I'm encountering an error during the
RUN ["/bin/bash","-c","pip install -r ./requirements.txt"]
instruction.Here's a snippet from the
requirements.txt
file:OBSERVATION
Individually...
or
install correctly, but once they are installed at the same time, I begin to have the following errors...
ERRORS
pip
starts emitting warnings when it's installing the google related packages...... then eventually results in the following error.
LOGS FOR CONTEXT
PRELIMINARY WARNINGS
ERROR
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