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This is a pretty annoying aspect between packages maintained between singer-io and datamill-co orgs. This project seems to be the more out-of-date one.
to the datamill maintained project (singer-target-postgres): setup.py link which contains
'psycopg2==2.8.5',
This makes it impossible to install both tap-postgres and singer-target-postgres in the same python environment.
Another side-issue is in the singer docs page for the target, it recommends installing target-postgresql, which does not exist on pypi. There's a package target-postgres maintained by statsbot but the docs link to datamill's maintained project singer-target-postgres. It's a bit risky to not reference a clear package.
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To prevent conflicts, we recommend running taps and targets in separate virtual environments. That helps isolate the dependencies for each. See instructions for doing this here.
I believe taps and targets are not meant to be installed in the same environment.
This is a pretty annoying aspect between packages maintained between singer-io and datamill-co orgs. This project seems to be the more out-of-date one.
Compare this project (
tap-postgres
):tap-postgres/setup.py
Line 13 in e990e88
to the datamill maintained project (
singer-target-postgres
):setup.py link which contains
'psycopg2==2.8.5',
This makes it impossible to install both
tap-postgres
andsinger-target-postgres
in the same python environment.Another side-issue is in the singer docs page for the target, it recommends installing
target-postgresql
, which does not exist on pypi. There's a packagetarget-postgres
maintained by statsbot but the docs link to datamill's maintained projectsinger-target-postgres
. It's a bit risky to not reference a clear package.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: