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[BUG] Issues installing giotto-tda, python3.9 #547
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Hey! Thank you for reporting this! |
Thank you for your quick reply! I run |
Actually, we do not officially support python 3.9 just yet, and it seems that the wheels for it are not yet out. You should be able to install the package from source anyway, following the instructions in the documentation. You can also use an environment with python 3.8, if you insist on installing from pypi. |
Indeed, wheels for |
It worked! Wohoo!! |
@Filco306 great! This is the best way to go to start developing your own code ;) |
Dear All, I am not sure how to resolve this. I have tried most of the things on this thread, if anyone can help I will be grateful. |
@muditsharma1234 You could either run the install with |
@raphaelreinauer both are remarkable absurd recommendations. If you need to ask a user to 'sudo pip install' something or to change file permissions outside their home directory, there's something fundamentally wrong. During the installation of giotto-tda via pip on a python 3.11 installation, pybind11 gets pulled in. This is odd insofar as the giotto-tda documentation (readme file) explicitly says that it ships with precompiled parts and "does not require any C++ dependencies". I might be misinterpreting the documentation, however, and it only refers to the nightly build. The issue might also be that giotto-tda doesn't ship a prebuilt python 3.11 wheel. The developer installation won't work because the latest giotto-tda depends on giotto-ph. In turn, giotto-ph fails during installation on a python 3.11 system. While there is a corresponding issue for this (see giotto-ai/giotto-ph#71 and giotto-ai/giotto-ph#72), the "solutions" don't resolve the problem.
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Describe the bug
I am trying to install giotto-tda on my computer, but I am running into problems.
To reproduce
Reproduce:
Expected behavior
It should be installed
Actual behaviour
Versions
The last one was perhaps a bit obvious, haha.
Additional context
The output I get (which is very long) is the following.
Would anyone know what the problem is?
Thank you!
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