Can't install mscviplib package on ubuntu
Question:
I can’t install mscviplib package on ubuntu, I am using the following command to install it:
pip install mscviplib
and I got error saying :
ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement mscviplib (from versions: none)
ERROR: No matching distribution found for mscviplib
Answers:
According to [PyPI]: mscviplib 2.211201.122 – Download files, the only existing binary is for Python 3.7 064bit (and no source package), which implies that the only Python supported version is v3.7 (although the same page states):
Requires: Python >=3.7
So, in order to be able to pip install that module, you should use Python 3.7.
But maybe there are other ways to go. Check [MS.Docs]: Custom Vision documentation (which instructs working via a web browser) for more details.
I’M CONFUSED with the "best answer" so far…
The PyPi documentation CLEARLY states "requires python >= 3.7" , NOT "requires python == 3.7"
I TOO am encountering this issue, and at the worst possible time; but I’m running python 3.8.0, which QUALIFIES as "python >= 3.7.0" 🙂
So WHY ARE WE ALL GETTING THIS ERROR WHEN WE’RE MEETING THE STATED CRITERIA ??
Any REAL answers out there?
- Data Scientist Mark in North Aurora IL USA
I can’t install mscviplib package on ubuntu, I am using the following command to install it:
pip install mscviplib
and I got error saying :
ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement mscviplib (from versions: none)
ERROR: No matching distribution found for mscviplib
According to [PyPI]: mscviplib 2.211201.122 – Download files, the only existing binary is for Python 3.7 064bit (and no source package), which implies that the only Python supported version is v3.7 (although the same page states):
Requires: Python >=3.7
So, in order to be able to pip install that module, you should use Python 3.7.
But maybe there are other ways to go. Check [MS.Docs]: Custom Vision documentation (which instructs working via a web browser) for more details.
I’M CONFUSED with the "best answer" so far…
The PyPi documentation CLEARLY states "requires python >= 3.7" , NOT "requires python == 3.7"
I TOO am encountering this issue, and at the worst possible time; but I’m running python 3.8.0, which QUALIFIES as "python >= 3.7.0" 🙂
So WHY ARE WE ALL GETTING THIS ERROR WHEN WE’RE MEETING THE STATED CRITERIA ??
Any REAL answers out there?
- Data Scientist Mark in North Aurora IL USA