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I tried to install the old original gcp from 2011 but it printed:
So I browsed the net to find this repository and registered (email went to spam). So I'm kind of motivated to try Gcp after doing all of this...
But now I have no idea how to install it. It's not in the readme either
Hi, thanks for your interest. I'm being reworking gcp and its packaging, but until I release a new version on Pypi, the easiest would probably be to use pip in local mode, something like:
You'll probably have to install some dependencies manually though.
That being said, if you're not in a hurry, I believe I have some local commits that I didn't push, I'll look into it next week.
I'd prefer to install it in a "cleaner" way so I can automate it with ansible (I'm using ansible with python2 I guess, and this one requires python3, pip3 etc)
Do I get notification by email?
I won't support Python2 for future gcp releases (at least not purposely), so you'll need Python3 for sure. Re cleaner installation, stay tuned, hopefully I can release a new version with proper packaging in a few weeks.
Email notifications on Gitea are supposed to work (they work for me anyway). Maybe you need to "watch" the project?
I received the email hehe. So I'll check back later on
And yes, normal for Python3, I'm just prudent with python lol
:'(
Hey, sorry to be behind. I just pushed the commits I had locally. That includes a new “Installing” section in the README, but these instructions won't work until I publish a new release on PyPI. I still have a few things to do before I can release (mainly update the doc and the translations, and update the packaging as-needed), so please be patient.
Ok, the instructions are straight to the point, I'll wait for it to work!!
Any update? :p
Hey, sorry, I still have you in a corner of my head telling me that I need to get to it, but I didn't find the time/motivation yet. By the way, the Debian package of the old version still works fine, so maybe you could use that in the meantime.
Well I don't remember how it panned but my first issue is that:
So I guess I already tried :P
Ok I tried this
pip install git+https://code.lm7.fr/mcy/gcp.git --user
and got:(Can't edit previous message, there is a bug with the button)
Do i just need to install these to fix it
Yes, it should be enough (if something is still missing, please tell me so I add it to the list in the README).
For each package:
Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement libdbus-1-dev (from versions: )
No matching distribution found for libdbus-1-dev
I just tried to install them all like
pip install libdbus-1-dev --user
Okay I see that what I wrote in the README may be unclear, I'll fix that. These packages should be installed on your system, they are (mainly) C libraries, not Python modules that you can install with pip. These are the names for Debian, but on another distro they may be different.
Ok, not the first time I confuse.
Well
I really try to avoid downgrading and screwing up my system, I guess I'll wait when I upgrade my ubuntu or when you release it someday. Too risky to downgrade
I'm happy to announce that I just released gcp 0.2.0 on PyPi! See https://pypi.org/project/gcp/. Now
pip3 install gcp
should work.You will still need to install the dependencies though. Are you sure your system is up-to-date? This is a package you should be able to install without any issue…
Anyway, I'm closing this now, finally!