pyscreeze not installed correctly
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Reproducible example
pixi add pyscreeze
Issue description
pixi run a regular install progress, but after that I can't do import in python. I use find command get a json file for conda. It has the path to cache, then I copy the python file from cache to site-packages. Then it works
Expected behavior
After add the package, I can use it in Python
Thanks for the report @uzhao
Did you try to install pyscreeze with conda or mamba to make sure that this is indeed a pixi bug?
Thanks for the report @uzhao
Did you try to install
pyscreezewithcondaormambato make sure that this is indeed a pixi bug?
I just tried mamba and it works.
I just tried it with pixi and that also seems to work. Did I do anything differently than you?
I just tried it with pixi and that also seems to work. Did I do anything differently than you?
Hmm, something special including I run this on oracle arm instance and installed pyautogui first. Python is 3.12. After pyautogui raise an error I can't take screenshot without this package I found this problem.
Here is my toml
[workspace] channels = ["conda-forge"] name = "rest_service" platforms = ["linux-aarch64"] version = "0.1.0"
[tasks]
[dependencies] python = "3.12.*" fastapi = ">=0.115.12,<0.116" uvicorn = ">=0.34.0,<0.35" pydantic = ">=2.11.1,<3" pyperclip = ">=1.9.0,<2" opencv = ">=4.11.0,<5" requests = ">=2.32.3,<3" socksio = ">=1.0.0,<2" pillow = ">=11.1.0,<12"
[pypi-dependencies] pyautogui = ">=0.9.54, <0.10" pyscreeze = "*"
Aha, I got this
Thanks for the investigation.
Seems like either something weird is going on with pyautogui, our PyPI support, or both.
Will put this issue on our prioritized list.