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ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'wraps.primitives' (when installed in a fresh virtual environment.) #212
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Update: I ended up screwing around with installing old versions of gd.py's dependencies (and the dependencies of the dependencies) and ended up getting it ALMOST working, but apparently the 2.2 version of gd.py isn't on pip yet, so I need to build from source. So I tried building it from source as instructed in the ReadMe file, and now I get the error from #210.
Please help. |
UPDATE 2: I got it working in a SUPER hacky way, but I'm not going to close this issue since it's still not working without me directly modifying my local copy of the library. Basically, I had to install some specific older versions of certain libraries, and then I had to go into all the places that the Seriously though, the release for that update on the wraps repository says "no major changes", but you literally rearranged half of the codebase. This is completely confusing to me. Anyways, nonetheless, thank you for creating this incredibly useful library. It truly is amazing and I hope this issue is fixed (or you tell me what I was blatantly doing wrong) soon. |
I've opened the following issue on the iters repository since this issue is directly related to it nekitdev/iters#67 |
I've been trying to get the latest version of gd.py working on my device literally all day today.
I'm not the greatest with command-line stuff so I'm probably missing something painfully obvious, but I keep running into errors no matter what I do.
I tried creating a new, fresh virtual environment and running
pip install gd.py
in there, and it FINALLY installed the thing, but when I run the script it gives me this error:I looked into it and saw that you apparently made your own custom library called "wraps", but I don't see anything related to "primitives" ANYWHERE in that repository.
I've tried pip installing wraps both from pypi and from your github page. No luck.
Does anyone have any idea how to fix this?
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