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ImportError: No module named gi #16
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Hi, this is an issue relating to vext which allows for the Gtk3 gi dependency to be accessed inside the virtualenv. My guess is you're missing some dependency for gi, make sure that you have all of the dependencies specified in the Makefile installed:
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you can also do:
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@aparcar Did you ever resolve this issue? I'm experiencing the same thing. (The above suggestions haven't worked for me). |
Nevermind, I was able to resolve this problem by running
Not sure why this worked, but hope it helps someone else. |
I'm seeing this too, after trying everything mentioned above. This is buster on crostini. keraba@penguin ~/signal-curses> dpkg -l | egrep python-gobject|libgirepo|libglib2|libcairo2|libffi-dev|python3-gi|libunixs ✔ Successfully created virtual environment! Based on the other comments, it seems like this 'vext' is a weak link. Maybe this could be changed to not rely on its implicit behavior? |
It appears that pipenv is not needed. I simply: pip3 install npyscreen and it works fine. So I'm wondering why the instructions steer users towards pipenv. |
I'm getting the following error when trying to run the CLI
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