Fail to run `python -m cppimport build`
See original GitHub issueHi there~
When try to run %sh python -m cppimport build
in databricks, it returns:
No module named cppimport.__main__; 'cppimport' is a package and cannot be directly executed
What the reason could be? Thanks very much!
cppimport==21.3.7 Python==3.8.10
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Yes, I’ll push an update to PyPi this week! Thanks for reminding me.
Well, turns out
--force-reinstall
still uses the locally cached version:I used
and it worked: