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Closed. I did wired thing... Sorry for bothering. |
I think you're still right though that we do need to include
requirements.txt in MANIFEST.in
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I called this from my package and I thought a bug was my setup.py. |
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Hi,
I tried to install sparse to a new (conda) environment by
pip install sparse
, but it fails with the following error.The installation succeeds if the scipy and numpy are already installed in the environment.
I think we need to include
requirements.txt
in MANIFEST.in.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: