install copt through pip rather than github #21
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I assume copt has indeed been released now
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tests are not run ? I don't see anything suspicious in the workflow, the branch name is updated to main Maybe I need to be approved @tomMoral ? |
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I tried to close/open to start CIs but no success... |
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The pypi version is too old and does not have the Overall, I agree that using a version released to pypi is better than using |
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For me it's more stable to install package through pip when they are available on PyPI. At least this works on my machine while the version on main fails.
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