~sturm, thanks, I will try the new changes you pushed, and also try using a different python version, I vaguely remember how to do that, or in any case google will know. Thanks for your hard work and for letting us know!

Hi ~blagovest, ~iptrip, I've just pushed up some changes to the master branch that installs a recent Pip and uses pip install rather than python setup.py develop to install dependencies. I suspect this, in combination with the pinned maximum version on Jinja2, should now fix your issues. Apologies for the slow response. Please re-open this if you're still experiencing issues.

~komali2, unfortunately we have some version of dependencies that don't yet work on Python 3.10 (which Ubuntu 22.04 runs). The main culprit is Celery I believe. For now I've specified a maximum Python version to help avoid confusion. Fixing this situation iscertainly on my mind though. Feel free to open a separate ticket to help us track it.

I also had this issue on Ubuntu 22.04, both with and without a python virtual environment activated.

Trying the master branch removed the issue on make, as well as a similar error regarding jinja versions when I tried to do ./bin/gmg dbupdate . However, Now I'm getting this error: pkg_resources.DistributionNotFound: The 'idna<3,>=2.5' distribution was not found and is required by requests. I will update if I get a solution.