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Make it easier on windows to install gcloud-python #1009
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Thanks for reporting! We don't have much Windows expertise, so it's great to have people tell us what isn't working. |
The binaries I used were here: http://www.voidspace.org.uk/python/modules.shtml#pycrypto |
FWIW, we use more than MD5: $ git grep Crypto
gcloud/credentials.py:from Crypto.Hash import SHA256
gcloud/credentials.py:from Crypto.PublicKey import RSA
gcloud/credentials.py:from Crypto.Signature import PKCS1_v1_5
gcloud/credentials.py: :rtype: :class:`Crypto.PublicKey.RSA._RSAobj`
gcloud/storage/_helpers.py:from Crypto.Hash import MD5 |
Yup. I ran the same |
This was done because PyCrypto does not install easily on Windows. pyOpenSSL is managed by PyCA (the Python crypto authority) and has a mature release process. This change was influenced by discussions about googleapis#1009.
This was done because PyCrypto does not install easily on Windows. pyOpenSSL is managed by PyCA (the Python crypto authority) and has a mature release process. This change was influenced by discussions about googleapis#1009.
@rcleveng We are working on a release now that uses |
Windows 10, MSVC 2015 installed. Python 3.4 (from python.org)
Right now when I tried to install
gcloud-python
usingpip
, it failed installingpycrypto
. I found a binary installer for it and used that, but that's not optimal.Here's the log from the install attempt:
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