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Hey Scott, As mentioned in the other issue I have an M1 mac and I’m happy to run through some testing of new releases. Thanks! -Steve |
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Hey Scott, Quick update - the default python3 / pip version in Monterey (v.12.3.1) tries to grab the source tar, but when I update pip first then it's able to grab the wheel:
So may be good to note that in the install directions. When I move onto
Haven't googled around yet to see if there's a quick solution to that one, but will do that now. -Steve |
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Thanks Steve, I'll do the same...maybe statsmodels doesn't have a wheel for Apple Silicon yet |
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Okay, for some reason I can install that and a few other packages separately:
Now the |
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And the tests run successfully:
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Great! The dependency installs needing to be done separate is odd, but not really related to the flowkit code. Also good to know about the pip version needing to be upgraded, I'll update the README to include that. Thanks again Steve! |
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Hi All,
If anyone has access to an M1 Mac & wants to help with some testing, let me know below.
This is primarily related to moving all the C extensions into FlowUtils. The idea is that FlowUtils is a more stable code base that is not updated often. If I provide pre-built wheels with the compiled binaries then it's easier for non-technical users to install the suite of Flow packages...no need to find and install a compiler (and/or Visual Studio, Xcode, etc.).
Thanks,
Scott
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