Philip Howard

> So… everything is working for me except this clever auto-installer. This is what I get for trying to be clever. I think this auto installer is *quite* out of...

If you find the time/inclination I'm always happy to talk you through the do's and don'ts... insofar as I understand them. Even the smallest fixes are greatly appreciated.

@MichaelBell don't fancy rebasing this when you've got a moment, please? Would also be handy to compare notes with @sjefferson99's effort at https://github.com/pimoroni/enviro/pull/188

> Could you give me a poke in a couple of weeks? I'll try 😆 No hurry, I'm just trying to figure out what shape an Enviro 1.0.0 release might...

Related - https://github.com/raspberrypi/pico-examples/pull/331 I'm not above rolling a C module for us to accomplish this, while we wait for an official solution.

How did you install the library?

Did you `pip install bme280` instead of `pip install pimoroni-bme280`? Edit: okay, plot twist - I just ran into exactly this error on a ROCK 5B. It was fixed with...

Must be somehow getting an older version of the library, since there *was* a bug like this prior to v0.1.1 - https://github.com/pimoroni/bme280-python/commit/91071570e57bd0726a53f08b915090575c163e39 What do you see if you: `pip freeze...

Okay that bme280 library is not our bme280 library, I wonder if it's just shadowing ours or was installed by the installer accidentally. Try: ``` pip uninstall bme280 pip install...

You should now be working in a virtual environment. I've explained why in exhaustive detail here: https://github.com/pimoroni/boilerplate-python/pull/13 If it sounds like tedious nonsense to you, welcome to the last two...