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Installing from PyPI with pip still broken #100
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+1 !!! OH MY GOD. I thought I was crazy regarding this issue. Nice to know I’m not alone. If it helps, here was my output:
This has been happening for months. During all that time, I’ve been trying everything I can think of to fix it. Please help! |
Same here… |
I looked into it and it seems that the latest version in this repo hasn't been uploaded to the Python Package Index. Version 2.0 on there was updated November 3: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/apns/2.0 The fix would be to update version in this repo to 2.0.1 and upload it. |
Here's the required change: #104 Only @djacobs and @simonwhitaker are able to push it to the Python Package Index, though. |
@blixt I'll look into this. |
@djacobs Cool, thank you! :) |
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People who are still having this issue can use this temporary solution until it's fixed in this repo. Putting this line in requirements.txt instead of the normal line that includes PyAPNs will work:
It points to the specific commit that is contained in my pull request above. |
We're up. https://pypi.python.org/pypi/apns/2.0.1 |
Hey,
I can see that you merged PR #97 recently to fix this issue, but it's still not possible to install via pip for me. Here's a transcript:
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