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August 15, 2018 at 2:00 pm #2983
Anonymous
Hello developers,
Just letting you know that there is a new python version (3.7) released and PyRosetta does not work in it. I use Arch based linux so I discover these things very early, just want to send you a notification here incase you feel you need to provide PyRosetta in python 3.7
I hope this helps.
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August 15, 2018 at 7:23 pm #14395
Anonymous
Thank you for letting us know! What exact error are you getting with 3.7 build? (i am aware that 3.7 does not work on Mac’s due to init hanging but i have not yet seen any issue with Linux versions). Thanks,
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August 16, 2018 at 9:23 am #14396
Anonymous
Well I am able to extract and compile PyRosetta-3.6.Release for both Ubuntu and “other” Linux using the command “sudo python PyRosetta/setup/setup.py install” where python is 3.7 and there are no errors.
But when I execute a python script with ” from pyrosetta import * ” i get the error that there is no pyrosetta.
I downgraded back to python 3.6 and everythong works fine again, so I beleive the issue is with python 3.7
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August 16, 2018 at 7:08 pm #14397
Anonymous
Ah, so you used pre-build binaries for 3.6? – they will only work with Python-3.6 but for not for other version of Python. For 3.7 you will need to recompile PyRosetta from source code…
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August 30, 2018 at 1:06 pm #14414
Anonymous
I can confirm that Pyrosetta works with python 3.7 on ubuntu (18.04.1 LTS) – I have just installed it, and it runs without errors
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December 3, 2018 at 12:02 pm #14521
Anonymous
Hello Everyone,
Just tried to download the most recent PyRosetta version for a Mac, but could not find a version for python 3.7. Do you have any plans to soon release a version for 3.7? potentially skipping the 3.5 instead so that you still only have to maintain to 3.x versions.
Kind regards,
Martin
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