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Published 20 hours ago • verified publisher icon vibora-io

uvloop not supported on Windows

Open CorTal opened this issue 6 years ago • 10 comments

Describe the bug After getting into #28 , I wanted to start and contributing to the project. So I cloned the git repository and the installation of requirements with pip doesn't work because of the uvloop dependancie not being supported on Windows.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Clone github project on Windows
  2. pip install -r requirements.txt
  3. See error

Expected behavior I expected pip to install all the dependancies.

CorTal avatar Jun 21 '18 08:06 CorTal

Am I right in saying that #28 and #29 mean Windows is currently not supported?

will-hart avatar Jun 21 '18 14:06 will-hart

Yes I guess we can make that statement at the moment

CorTal avatar Jun 21 '18 18:06 CorTal

https://github.com/vibora-io/vibora/issues/38#issuecomment-399143530 mentions a fix for Windows coming on 22/6, so hopefully this will be resolved in the near future!

will-hart avatar Jun 23 '18 07:06 will-hart

Why not make uvloop optional? (especially with asyncio being quite a bit faster in Python 3.7)

almarklein avatar Jul 04 '18 21:07 almarklein

Does someone has a solution? i get the same error like in #38

danieldaeschle avatar Jul 05 '18 13:07 danieldaeschle

Any update on this? I really want to try out Vibora but I have a Windows environment.

rishavs avatar Jul 17 '18 06:07 rishavs

What is your error?

danieldaeschle avatar Jul 17 '18 06:07 danieldaeschle

the same importerror on signal. Assuming that master already has this fix, how can I use the master branch in pip?

rishavs avatar Jul 17 '18 06:07 rishavs

Clone it. Build it, install it.

danieldaeschle avatar Jul 17 '18 07:07 danieldaeschle

Did you try to use a docker image?

sharkguto avatar Jul 30 '18 09:07 sharkguto