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Unable to install matplotlib 3.0.3 on Windows - freetype and libpng dependencies fail #13555
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Duplicate: #13553 Should be fixed now... |
@d3r3kk can you confirm that this is woking now? The windows wheels are listed at https://pypi.org/project/matplotlib/#files I am going to close, but please ping to have reopened if it is not fixed. |
@tacaswell, yes I can confirm it has been fixed. |
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Bug summary
It seems that on Windows 10 OS the latest matplotlib fails to install due to dependencies missing.
Code for reproduction
From command line (assuming python.exe for 3.7 is on your PATH):
Actual outcome
Expected outcome
Matplotlib is installed without incident.
Matplotlib version
print(matplotlib.get_backend())
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