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pip.main doesn't exist in current pip, so the example in the README no longer works.
I'm experimenting with an alternate setup.py using install_requires -
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- from setuptools import setup setup_kwargs=dict( name='cairo-jupyter', packages=['cairo_jupyter'], install_requires=["jupyter-pip"], ) try: from jupyterpip import cmdclass setup_params['cmdclass'] = jupyterpip except: cmdclass=setup setup(**setup_kwargs)
Haven't actually landed it in my own codebase yet, but when I do I can make a PR if this looks good here.
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pip.main doesn't exist in current pip, so the example in the README no longer works.
I'm experimenting with an alternate setup.py using install_requires -
Haven't actually landed it in my own codebase yet, but when I do I can make a PR if this looks good here.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: