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The version here in the repository contains the latest bugfix which is needed for using the library.
Unfortunately, the current version in pypi doesn't contain the fix. Maybe it's the caching issue again.
As workaround:
Checkout the repo and build your own .whl file from it.
e.g. pip wheel -e . -w wheels --no-deps
Then, you use it in your new project, e.g: pip install arrowhead-client arrowhead_client-0.4.3a0-py3-none-any.whl
On the long run it would be nice to have the current latest version in the pypi repo.
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Hi, thanks for reaching out!
I wasn't aware that people were still using (or trying to use) this
library, I've been out of the Arrowhead loop since I finished my PhD in May.
I will try to update the PyPI package this weekend, next week at the latest.
Kind regards
Jacob Nilsson
Den tors 2 mars 2023 17:43InRiPa ***@***.***> skrev:
The version here in the repository contains the latest bugfix which is
needed for using the library.
Unfortunately, the current version in pypi
<https://pypi.org/project/arrowhead-client/> doesn't contain the fix.
Maybe it's the caching issue again.
As workaround:
Checkout the repo and build your own .whl file from it.
e.g. pip wheel -e . -w wheels --no-deps
Then, you use it in your new project, e.g:
pip install arrowhead-client arrowhead_client-0.4.3a0-py3-none-any.whl
On the long run it would be nice to have the current latest version in the
pypi repo.
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The version here in the repository contains the latest bugfix which is needed for using the library.
Unfortunately, the current version in pypi doesn't contain the fix. Maybe it's the caching issue again.
As workaround:
Checkout the repo and build your own
.whl
file from it.e.g.
pip wheel -e . -w wheels --no-deps
Then, you use it in your new project, e.g:
pip install arrowhead-client arrowhead_client-0.4.3a0-py3-none-any.whl
On the long run it would be nice to have the current latest version in the pypi repo.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: