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Unblock install on Python 3.9+ on Windows #547

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@IRDonch IRDonch commented Nov 11, 2021

Summary

Use the original pycocotools PyPI package, since pycocotools-windows does not have wheels for Python 3.9+. pycocotools doesn't have wheels either, but at least it's buildable from source.

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Roman Donchenko added 2 commits November 11, 2021 14:00
Use the original `pycocotools` PyPI package, since `pycocotools-windows` does
not have wheels for Python 3.9+. `pycocotools` doesn't have wheels either, but
at least it's buildable from source.
@IRDonch IRDonch marked this pull request as ready for review November 11, 2021 11:44
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I'm just wondering if we can monitor availability of binary packages somehow.

@zhiltsov-max zhiltsov-max merged commit 811a4af into openvinotoolkit:develop Nov 11, 2021
@IRDonch IRDonch deleted the win-py-3.9 branch November 11, 2021 12:58
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IRDonch commented Nov 11, 2021

I'm just wondering if we can monitor availability of binary packages somehow.

What do you mean?

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Being notified about the appearance of binary packages in PyPI. I don't know how to describe it more precisely.

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