I installed the latest version of py2neo and neo4j. The minimal fix was
minor, but I couldn't find the documentation for it - so I couldn't
figure it out. I asked the author of py2neo and he pointed me at the fix.
We still need to make changes to stop using some obsolescent APIs -
which are going away in 1.6. The new ones are available in 1.5 now.
But that should keep us on the air until 1.6 comes out in the fall.
If anyone wants to step up and restructure it for the new APIs, that
would be awesome. If not, then I'll do it.
On 07/16/2013 07:57 AM, Alan Robertson wrote:
> I'll try and fix the compatibility issue this week. I'll be at OSCON
> next week.
>
>
>
>
> On 07/16/2013 03:48 AM, Jamie Nguyen wrote:
>> On 16/07/13 10:40, Jamie Nguyen wrote:
>>> These are the dependencies that were previously unavailable on RPM systems:
>>>
>>> python-ctypesgen
>>> python-py2neo (+ python3-py2neo)
>>> python-testify
>>>
>>> They are now all packaged and ready to install from the official
>>> repositories.
>>>
>>> However, one issue is the version of python-py2neo. I've packaged
>>> version 1.5 which I gather assimilation is not yet compatible with.
>>> Alan, what's the situation regarding py2neo? If there are significant
>>> API changes, I can try to create a parallel installable python-py2neo14
>>> package or something.
>>>
>>> (NB: In my repository, the version of python-py2neo is 1.4.6 and the
>>> assimilation packages conflict with newer versions, so you'll still be
>>> able to install assimilation. You just have to do pass "--skip-broken"
>>> every time you want to do a yum update.)
>> Oh I forgot that neo4j is still only available in my repository, so not
>> quite all the dependencies are "official" yet, but almost there :-)
>>
>> Kind regards,
>>
>
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