Looking at the installation instructions (readme or docs), I got the impression that a simple pip install python-graphblas would work for most users, but this does not appear to be the case. Originally I installed from Conda-Forge, so I did not notice this.
It seems that the essential dependency suitesparse-graphblas only provides binaries for Linux. Thus a simple pip install python-graphblas will fail for macOS and Windows users, and I expect most of them will be confused.
Can you please explain this situation better, so that the installation experience is as smooth as possible? I.e.,
- Ideally, provide binaries for all platforms.
- If this is not possible, point out the issues and their solutions.
- A simple solution is to use Anaconda.
- A more complicated one is to compile
suitesparse-graphblas from source. There should be instructions for this.
pyOpenSci/software-submission#81
Looking at the installation instructions (readme or docs), I got the impression that a simple
pip install python-graphblaswould work for most users, but this does not appear to be the case. Originally I installed from Conda-Forge, so I did not notice this.It seems that the essential dependency suitesparse-graphblas only provides binaries for Linux. Thus a simple
pip install python-graphblaswill fail for macOS and Windows users, and I expect most of them will be confused.Can you please explain this situation better, so that the installation experience is as smooth as possible? I.e.,
suitesparse-graphblasfrom source. There should be instructions for this.pyOpenSci/software-submission#81