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Installing plugin fails on fresh Octopi 0.16.0 #28
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Same issue as #25 |
Hi, you tried run the commands of issue #24 |
i had to launch in SSH: then i install the plugin |
after install numpy abd install pandas, reboot must be done, than go to plugin manager and install statistics plugin. |
+1 issue is still happening. This needs a proper fix, manually installing packages on the command line is not good for a system like OctoPrint, as that can bring unexpected problems later on. Example of why it's bad: Some threads recommend manually installing Python 3.5 or above, and this is BAD, because a lot of the OctoPrint system is not compatible with 3.x, so how does one know if the suggestions here are not going to cause other issues. So, case in point, a proper fix is needed, to allow direct normal install via Plugin Manager. |
Model: Raspberry Pi 3 Model B Rev 1.2
Applied OctoPi 0.16.0 image.
Updated to 1.3.11, installed plugins themeify, psucontrol and finally this plugin.
RuntimeError: Python version >= 3.5 required?
Should this not work out of the box on this setup? See pluginmanager log attached.
plugin_pluginmanager_console.log
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