pip queries PyPI for software versions, but the actual code for Pydoop is stored on Sourceforge. Currently we don't know why PyPI is picking the wrong tarball. We'll post something here when we find out what's causing the problem.
Thanks for your feedback,
Simone
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
pip install pydoopattempts to install version 0.7.0 instead of 0.8.1. I'm running Mac OSX.Last edit: Jim Adler 2013-03-14
Hello,
pip queries PyPI for software versions, but the actual code for Pydoop is stored on Sourceforge. Currently we don't know why PyPI is picking the wrong tarball. We'll post something here when we find out what's causing the problem.
Thanks for your feedback,
Simone
Anyway, on OS X you should install Pydoop via Homebrew. The formula is not in the official Python tap yet, but you can download it from our fork:
https://github.com/simleo/homebrew-python/blob/master/pydoop.rb
Simone
Actually I have it working on OS X. I need it on pip because pydoop is part of larger python project.
Hello again,
To make things simpler, I've uploaded the tarball to PyPI as well. Everything seems to work fine now. Note that we have a new 0.9.0 release out.
Simone