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Installing with this command (Python 2.7): pip install --prefix=<custom path> PyUtilib
looks like it works, with no errors reported.
However, importing the modules in python fails due to some __init__.py files missing, including pyutilib/__init__.py and pyutilib/component/__init__.py.
This issue seems to be known by the pip developers, see pypa/pip#1924, but apparently they have no plans to fix it. Perhaps you can implement a workaround?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Installing with this command (Python 2.7):
pip install --prefix=<custom path> PyUtilib
looks like it works, with no errors reported.
However, importing the modules in python fails due to some
__init__.py
files missing, includingpyutilib/__init__.py
andpyutilib/component/__init__.py
.This issue seems to be known by the
pip
developers, see pypa/pip#1924, but apparently they have no plans to fix it. Perhaps you can implement a workaround?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: