Ross Barnowski

I suspect this is the source of recent problems in the networkx test suite: networkx/networkx#5155

Just to update - NetworkX is experiencing problems related to pydot and pyparsing version 3.0.6.

Thanks for the reply! This is not a high priority, especially in light of all the fantastic work being done with the [ExecutableBookProject](https://github.com/ExecutableBookProject). Thanks for the suggestions @choldgraf , I...

The build is failing due to not being able to find the Python headers. You may need to install e.g. `sudo apt-get install python-dev`

Thanks for reporting @jayqi and @nehaljwani for the PR to update graphviz on conda forge!

I agree with @dschult . The way to fix this problem with the current design is to add the ability to handle arbitrary keywords to the constructor, e.g. ```python class...

FWIW #333 adds an explanation to the docs about which conda channels to use, and adds a CI cronjob + badges to guarantee that the conda builds for supported Python...

> I noticed that the compiler step has a -I/path/to/venv/include but does not have -I/usr/local/include Can you share more info on what specifically you mean by "the compile step"/provide the...

Thanks for the suggestion - that's an interesting idea about pre-install hooks. The previous version of pygraphviz actually [had a lot of extra tooling](https://github.com/pygraphviz/pygraphviz/pull/267/files) to try to introspect users' environment...

Also linking #167 here, as shipping wheels for pygraphviz would obviously be the best way to solve this problem.