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[Issue]: Error with maturin when installing #1559
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Thank you for raising. I have the same issue with ubuntu container. The problem seems to stem from graspologic dependency, or more specifically graspologic-native. I tried building manually with maturin too but without success:
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Hi, I got the exact same error when following the tutorial. After several hours of googling and several attempts, I passed the issue. The short answer is that the error is related to the current Python build system version and some incompatibility in some dependencies. I downgraded to Python version 3.9.12, and it is good to go now. Here is the detailed answer: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62983756/what-is-pyproject-toml-file-for fyi @Bennoo, @APavlides |
This is due to changes in maturin 1.8.0, which now require |
Hello, when I try to downgrade to python 3.9.12. I have the following error:
It seems graphrag need python >= 3.10 😱 I also tried to downgrade maturin to 1.7.7 (before the specified change) but I still have the same issue when installing graphrag:
I should try with some previous version of maturin? |
Hi, According to @katlyn's comment, the issue has been fixed and merged into the main branch of maturin. Could you check using the latest version of maturin? |
Not working (maturin version 1.8.0).. Should I add this version somewhere? I don't exactly get the point here.. The related toml file is the one for GraphRag? |
@Retto the issue is caused by that change to maturin, not fixed by it. Projects that use maturin as a dependency will need to update themselves to correct for the change. The instructions in my comment about adding a line to pyproject.yaml are for downstream applications. |
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Describe the issue
When installing on a Ubuntu container, I have the following error:
I don't know how to solve this..
the docker image is
python:3.12.8-bookworm
with rust installed.any Idea ??
Steps to reproduce
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GraphRAG Config Used
# Paste your config here
Logs and screenshots
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