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Pip install of omamer does not lead to executable omamer #34
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Hi, I faced similar issue and |
Thank you. We tried for more than an hour today to install all of kinds of numpy versions, and also all kinds of omamer versions, but it does not solve the problem. Here's my RUN command from the dockerfile:
But the error remains the same.
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We have local machines with running older versions of omamer, but I went to one machine that does not have it, and did a pip install of omamer there, today, too, and the problem is the same. It's not a Docker problem, I tried on a native Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS with Python 3.12.1 I know that 3.12.1 is known not to work! I want to point out that I have the problem regardless of 3.12.1 or an older version, i.e. 3.10.9. Error looks the same. |
it seems that numpy 1.23 is too old and will be updated during the installation of omamer again to numpy==2.0. You should rather use the latest version before 2.0.0, which is 1.26.4. I will make a new release of omamer that freezes numpy to a pre 2.0 version in the requirements asap. |
reference: PyTables/PyTables#1172 |
new release 2.0.4 should fix the problem. |
Than you very much, indeed, this fixed the problem! |
Dear developers,
I am trying to install omamer via pip in a Docker container with a python 3.10.9. I run
pip install omamer
The binary ends up in /opt/conda/bin/omamer, but it is not executable with the following error message:
Do you have any advice on how to fix this?
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