scikit-hep / pylhe

Hello everyone,

I was just installing the library using pip install pylhe. However, after running this command I check that awkward was not installed despite the fact that it is in the variable install_requires in the setup.cfg file. I just show the output from running pip install pylhe:

Requirement already satisfied: pylhe in path_to_packages/site-packages (0.2.1)
Requirement already satisfied: networkx~=2.2 in path_to_packages/site-packages (from pylhe) (2.8)
Requirement already satisfied: tex2pix~=0.3 in path_to_packages/site-packages (from pylhe) (0.3.1)
Requirement already satisfied: particle~=0.14 in path_to_packages/site-packages (from pylhe) (0.20.1)
Requirement already satisfied: attrs>=19.2 in path_to_packages/site-packages (from particle~=0.14->pylhe) (21.4.0)
Requirement already satisfied: hepunits>=2.0.0 in path_to_packages/site-packages (from particle~=0.14->pylhe) (2.2.0)

I installed the library with all the requirements without problem cloning the repo and running python setup.py install. If there is a different standard for a correct installation with all the requirements I will be happy to hear it.

I was just installing the library using pip install pylhe. However, after running this command I check that awkward was not installed despite the fact that it is in the variable install_requires in the setup.cfg file.

@Andresfgomez970 We need to make a new release but there are a few things that we should fix before doing so (hence it being delayed — though thanks to Eduardo for helping out to move things forward). The last release was v0.2.1 in April 2nd 2021, and awkward

pylhe/setup.cfg

Lines 35 to 40 in 799b0ef

    
           install_requires = 
        
               networkx>=2.2 
        
               tex2pix>=0.3 
        
               particle>=0.16 
        
               awkward>=1.2.0 
        
               vector>=0.8.1

wasn't added until PR #83 on April 17th, 2021. So v0.2.1 doesn't have it as a dependency.

I installed the library with all the requirements without problem cloning the repo and running python setup.py install. If there is a different standard for a correct installation with all the requirements I will be happy to hear it.

Please do not use python setup.py install anymore as that behavior is considered very deprecated. For all installs of Python packages use pip. So for a local install, clone the repository and then from the top level inside of your Python virtual environment that you're using run

$ python -m pip install .

@Andresfgomez970 I'm going to close this Issue, but if you have further questions related to this Issue please continue to post here and we can discuss as needed. 👍

@Andresfgomez970 you might already be doing this, but to get notifications from GitHub when there is a new release you can subscribe to get notifications specifically for them.

I can try to also remember to come back and ping you here when the next release goes out.

	install_requires =
	networkx>=2.2
	tex2pix>=0.3
	particle>=0.16
	awkward>=1.2.0
	vector>=0.8.1

Installing the library including all the requirements.