Description
I forked the main repo to try to fix an issue I opened (#629) but I cannot build cornac using either python setup.py install or pip install -e .
The workflow I followed is the one described on cornac doc, that said:
brew install gcc | brew link gcc
cloning the cornac repo
git checkout -b fix-scipy-alias
Then I did modify some cornac files, and used the python setup clean and python setup install commands. The files seemed to compile well, despite several non blocking warnings.
But when I tried to do a simple example to test the changes I made, I got the error:
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'cornac.utils.fast_sparse_funcs'
But I did not modify any import statement. I don't know from where it really comes since the import statements described seem correct.
This also rise a Syntax Warning:
/cornac/cornac/data/text.py:134: SyntaxWarning: invalid escape sequence '\]'
This is in a docstring stuff in the file described, I tried with and without this specific docstring, it does not impact the original error.
Have you ever faced such error ? Is it because I'm using a Macintosh distro on ARM architecture ?
This is the first time I'm using a local-compiled package so I cannot manage to resolve the issue by myself yet, I'll keep investigate, but if you have any insight or advice, it would be great.
Thanks !
Description
I forked the main repo to try to fix an issue I opened (#629) but I cannot build cornac using either
python setup.py installorpip install -e .The workflow I followed is the one described on cornac doc, that said:
brew install gcc | brew link gcc cloning the cornac repo git checkout -b fix-scipy-aliasThen I did modify some cornac files, and used the
python setup cleanandpython setup installcommands. The files seemed to compile well, despite several non blocking warnings.But when I tried to do a simple example to test the changes I made, I got the error:
But I did not modify any import statement. I don't know from where it really comes since the import statements described seem correct.
This also rise a Syntax Warning:
This is in a docstring stuff in the file described, I tried with and without this specific docstring, it does not impact the original error.
Have you ever faced such error ? Is it because I'm using a Macintosh distro on ARM architecture ?
This is the first time I'm using a local-compiled package so I cannot manage to resolve the issue by myself yet, I'll keep investigate, but if you have any insight or advice, it would be great.
Thanks !