Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement pyvex==9.2.7.dev0 (from cle)
See original GitHub issueI keep hitting this dependency issue:
ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement pyvex==9.2.7.dev0 (from cle)
it seems like there are a lot of available versions - can we bump to one that exists?
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We will hopefully unlink the versions of pyvex and archinfo from everything else soon. Everything else generally is not compatible to be installed with mismatched git/pypi versions, but those are stable enough we can consider unlinking them. I agree this is not intuitive!
oh those are both perfect - thanks y’all 🥑