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install issues (Could not build wheels for pyobjc-core, pyobjc-framework-Cocoa) #7
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Me too! |
Me too... |
Me too |
Interesting this. I've not found this myself. I'm assuming you have Xcode build tools installed. i.e the answer is that full wheels are built for silicon and intel Mac.. But that feels a bit heavy-handed (there are a lot of dependencies on Mac) |
I added the |
It may be the problem with pyobjc==9.0.1? I can install the 9.1.1version successfully. But the 9.0.1 which is used in py3-tts failed to be installed. Someone has mentioned it to pyobjc. |
I tryed to change 9.0.1 to 9.1.1, but I recived a segmentation fault. Can you run it properly?🥺 |
I encountered the same error and tried to fix it for 2 days, but I could not solve it, so I gave it up. T_T |
thanks QAQ |
I am still having this problem. Has anyone found a fix? |
I am trying to install
py3-tts
on my mac viapython3 -m pip install py3-tts
. I am usingvenv
fwiw. I am not sure how to debug the following install errors. I have runpython3 -m pip install --upgrade wheel
successfully. I am using Python3.12.3
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