Installation Process Fails

[dravidjoseph]

Running pip3 install ingenialink on Ubuntu 18 after installing the dependencies gives the following error

File "ingenialink/ingenialink_build.py", line 117, in _build_deps
'--target', 'install'])
File "/usr/lib/python3.6/subprocess.py", line 311, in check_call
raise CalledProcessError(retcode, cmd)
subprocess.CalledProcessError: Command '['/home/vagrant/.local/bin/cmake', '--build', '_build/ingenialink', '--config', 'Release', '--target', 'install']' returned non-zero exit status 2.
[INFO] Ingenialink build


[RobertoRoos]

Same here, installation fail in my Ubuntu 18.04 subsystem for Windows.

Installation directly on Windows also fails. The manual suggests binary wheels are available, but run into an error about CMake not being found. That shouldn't be a problem if a pre-compiled wheel is used.

[oriolbv]

Right now, ingenialink-python is not compatible with the Linux, but we are working to make it compatible soon.
Sorry for the inconvenience.

[oriolbv]

Right now, ingenialink-python is not compatible with the Linux, but we are working to make it compatible soon.
Sorry for the inconvenience.

[psi-jmonaco]

Readme.rst @ https://github.com/ingeniamc/ingenialink-python mentions that Linux is supported when accessed today (28 MARCH 2022).

However, I am unsuccessful installing IngeniaLink python on Linux Mint / Ubuntu based distributions, having tried with pip3 in native python or pip under Anaconda's python 3 distribution. All recommended libraries and utilities are installed per the instructions in the readme.

What is the current state of things on Linux, i.e. is the readme up-to-date or is the open issue here about incompatibility with Linux the case?

Thank you.

[pzinemanas]

Hi all,

The 7.3.0 version of ingenialink-python supports Linux. See the documentation for more information.