wxPython Phoenix 3.0.2 via pip install?

wxPython Users
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I’ve found the command for “pip install” to pull the latest development build from http://wxpython.org/Phoenix/snapshot-builds/, but I don’t see anything on that site that contains the latest released version, 3.0.2. I’d like to be able to install wxPython Phoenix 3.0.2 in a virtualenv for some development, but can’t find a place to point to get it.

Any suggestions?

Thanks,

– Dave

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I see 3.0.3 on the snapshot server page which seems newer than 3.0.2. Admittedly, wxWidgets is on 3.1…but who knows when we’ll be in line with wxWidgets again.

Mike

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On Tuesday, May 24, 2016 at 4:29:45 PM UTC-5, David Krause wrote:

I’ve found the command for “pip install” to pull the latest development build from http://wxpython.org/Phoenix/snapshot-builds/, but I don’t see anything on that site that contains the latest released version, 3.0.2. I’d like to be able to install wxPython Phoenix 3.0.2 in a virtualenv for some development, but can’t find a place to point to get it.

Any suggestions?

Thanks,

– Dave

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Yeah, I see the 3.0.3 dev builds, and I’m able to pull them down, but when I tried to use it I was getting crashes that I’m not getting when I have the 3.0.2 official release, so I was hoping to just lock on 3.0.2 for now, but can’t find a way to install that into a virtualenv with pip.

– Dave

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On Tuesday, May 24, 2016 at 4:56:26 PM UTC-5, Mike Driscoll wrote:

I see 3.0.3 on the snapshot server page which seems newer than 3.0.2. Admittedly, wxWidgets is on 3.1…but who knows when we’ll be in line with wxWidgets again.

Mike

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There hasn't yet been an "official" release of Phoenix, ie, there wasn't a 3.0.2 Phoenix release. Are you looking for Classic 3.0.2?

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On Wed, 25 May 2016, David Krause wrote:

      I see 3.0.3 on the snapshot server page which seems newer than
      3.0.2. Admittedly, wxWidgets is on 3.1...but who knows when
      we'll be in line with wxWidgets again.

      Mike

Yeah, I see the 3.0.3 dev builds, and I'm able to pull them down, but when I
tried to use it I was getting crashes that I'm not getting when I have the
3.0.2 official release, so I was hoping to just lock on 3.0.2 for now, but
can't find a way to install that into a virtualenv with pip.