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starting xfluo as command #42

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decarlof opened this issue Dec 20, 2019 · 2 comments
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starting xfluo as command #42

decarlof opened this issue Dec 20, 2019 · 2 comments

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@decarlof
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@FabricioSMarin after the main repo is update add in the setup.py scripts=['bin/xfluo'] as this:

setup(
scripts=['bin/xfluo'],
)

this should make xfluo start as command from any forlder

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decarlof commented Jan 6, 2020

another issue is that it seems that when running an update with

python setup.py install

the bin/xfluo in the conda directory is not updated all the time (perhaps the bin content only update when there is a version bump?) any way what worked for me was:

pip uninstall xfluo
python setup.py install

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FabricioSMarin commented Feb 6, 2020

revisiting the issue, when you install the software, are you doing it using the conda installation method or by entering python setup.py install?

I am having this same issue when running conda install -c fabriciosm xfluo. Even thought the contents that are downloaded are the most up to date, the version that launches is an older version.
Pip uninstall xfluo does not seem to work for me however.

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