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pip >=21.3 is required for editable install #2100
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Adding an empty |
If we want to add back a setup.cfg file, how long do we want to keep it for? Until PyGMT v0.9.0? v0.10.0? |
I think we should keep it until the latest miniconda/Anaconda ships pip>=21.3 by default. |
I'm reopening the issue so that we won't forge to remove the |
The latest Anaconda/miniconda release in Oct. 2022 ships pip 22.2.2 by default (see the Anaconda changelog and the Anaconda package lists. Now it's time to remove the |
Description of the problem
I just had a fresh install of the latest miniconda. It now ships Python 3.9.13 and pip 21.2.4 in the base environment by default.
Installing PyGMT in editable mode fails with the following error:
After upgrading pip to 21.3 or newer, the installation works again.
It's related to a new feature in pip 21.3 (https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/news/#v21-3), which was released on 2021-10-11.
So, it means that users who have pip<21.3 cannot install pygmt in editable mode.
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