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Installation issues #34
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Hey @Erin59 checking in. Did you get this resolved? |
Hi! It's still me, but another account. I don't think I've got it resolved - I've moved in the meantime from Windows to Mac M1, however, now I have another installation issue with M1:
The weird thing here is that I already have numpy and Cython installed, but it seems like it's trying to install it new and fails and something wrong happens with cythonizing something. If you got any suggestions on what I could try - highly appreciated! |
Hmm I just put a new release 0.1.5 on pypi. Did that resolve your issue? |
Seems like it worked! Thank you a lot! |
I've seen the same issues for some other packages I've tried to install - is there anything else I could do against it myself in the future? |
Can you tell me how you resolved it? |
If I remember I don't think I did anything specific, the updated package mentioned above resolved the issue itself. |
Hi! Have been trying to install recmetrics with "pip install recmetrcis", keep getting an error "ERROR: Could not build wheels for scikit-learn, which is required to install pyproject.toml-based projects". I'm using Windows, Python version 3.9.7, pip all upgraded. pip freeze shows that scikit-learn is actually already installed: "scikit-learn==0.24.2". I've also tried installing with pip from git, same result. Any ideas what I could still try?
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