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Ubuntu 18.04 is not supported? #78

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@xSteven7

environment: Ubuntu 18.04, python3.6/python3.7

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  1. Congyuwang commented on Sep 24, 2023

    @Congyuwang
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    3.6 no longer supported. By Ubuntu python 3.7 should work

  2. Congyuwang commented on Sep 25, 2023

    @Congyuwang
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    Do you find it unsupported? If so, it should be considered a bug.

  3. xSteven7 commented on Sep 25, 2023

    @xSteven7
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    I have tried python3.7 and python3.9 on ubuntu 18.04.
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    Is it possible that the gcc or glibc version is the cause of this? Because ubuntu 20.04 is available.

  4. Congyuwang commented on Sep 28, 2023

    @Congyuwang
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    Hi, Ubuntu18 is supported. I just tried. You must be using a pip version that's too old.

    Try running pip install -U pip before pip install rocksdict.

    I've just tried on a new ubuntu-18 image, with the following commands:

    • apt-get update
    • apt-get install python3.7
    • apt-get install python3-pip (this pip version won't work, which is too old to recognize our wheel!)
    • pip install -U pip (need to update pip version.)
    • pip install rocksdict
    截圖 2023-09-28 10 31 05

    While your environment might be different, it should work as long as you updated your pip version.

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