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Can't install #273
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I notice you're using conda, any reason you didn't use That error is pretty strange, do you have xcode installed (it's necessary to build from source) -- your |
I was able to install it via pip downgrading it from 18.1 to 18. I also installed it using pipenv (had to downgrade to pipenv==2018.6.25 once I downgraded pip to 18). I found a couple of github issues with similar errors, but seem unrelated to libsass itself. Seems like there is an issue with a pip and/or pipenv. |
since this doesn't appear to be a |
I had this same problem trying to install |
@Kevin-Mok can you show your output? 0.15.1 and 0.16.0 shouldn't have any major differences in installation |
Okay, so this isn't exactly the same error.
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as I suspected, a very different failure 😆 oh weird, now that you mention it I forgot to upload the python3.6 wheel -- oops! one sec |
Can you try again, I've uploaded the wheels this time 🙃 |
It works. 😄 |
@asottile stumbled across this because I was checking the reason for a hash mismatch for libsass and noticed the wheels had been updated since the original release on Nov 13th on https://pypi.org/project/libsass/0.16.0/#files I'm using I've got my answer as to why they don't match, but just letting you know as it may affect others who require hashes. Maybe if wheels are missed in future it warrants doing a bug fix release? (see pypa/pip#3634 (comment)) Just for reference the error I got from pipenv below..
That aside, thanks for publishing the wheels 👍 |
I added (as I frequently do) macos wheels after the fact. I don't own a Mac so it's often days or weeks after release that I get access to one |
ok, thanks for explaining, was just trying to think of ways to avoid hash mismatches, but it seems it would be a common workflow to add wheels later on. Looking at pypa/pipenv#3022 it seems like other users of pipenv have run into the same problem for other packages, maybe it's something that can be improved by the tooling. |
:dumpster: 🔥 pipenv 🔥 :dumpster: ;) I kid, I kid -- but for a "repeatable build tool" there's a surprising number of fiddly ways to break it after the fact |
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@alexbprofit that has nothing to do with our package ( going to lock this since every message after original close has been off topic |
i get this when i try to pip install:
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