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pip 10 breaks pandas on alpine linux #5299
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Duplicate of #5298 |
@benoit-pierre Slightly better but it still errors:
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Appears to still be supported on 2.7: https://docs.scipy.org/doc/numpy/user/building.html |
Does this work: |
Yep, attached log. |
Sorry, meant |
The current PEP 518 implementation does not support installing build requirements from source. |
That just returns |
Right, so you'll have to use one of this 2 workarounds to install pandas:
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@pradyunsg small note: this is not a duplicate of #5298 (that is actually about the version specification in toml files not yet fully supported (which results in not finding a wheel), this is about build dependencies needing to be installable from wheels in general), but rather a duplicate of #5229 |
Indeed. Thanks for correcting me @jorisvandenbossche! :) My bad -- I guess I had too many open tabs and couldn't keep track of my clipboard. |
Shouldn't this be closed as a duplicate of #5229 then? |
This thread has been automatically locked since there has not been any recent activity after it was closed. Please open a new issue for related bugs. |
Description:
Installing pandas on alpine3.7 with pip10 fails with:
What I've run:
This is what happens with pip9:
This is what happens with pip10:
However, I can just install cython with
pip install cython
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