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Installing with Pip on Mac leads to ImportError #313
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I am able to replicate your issue. I still don't have a fix but I am working on it. |
Thanks! For the time being I managed to "hack" my PDM setup to reuse an existing Micromamba environment, and installed Glum and Tabmat with that. It kinda works, but syncing the two is a pain so a fix would be super appreciated 👍 |
Looks a lot like #220 (comment), which was presumably fixed in #290. |
I think you are right @jtilly. Our previous releases on arm were broken because they were missing the |
The latest 3.1.11 release did fix the original issue, but didn't fix all the problems with the apple silicon wheel. #315 should fix the remaining issue. I'll do a release once it is merged. |
This issue was fixed with #317. I'm currently preparing the 3.1.12 release, which will contain the fix. |
Hello! I tried installing GLUM with Pip, but when I try to import it I get the following error:
My machine is a Mac M1 with MacOS Sonoma 14.0.
I'm assuming some compiler / linker flags are missing somewhere, however I couldn't find any install information in the docs.
Unfortunately installing with Conda is not an option, as I have to make this work with Poetry / PDM 😅
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