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At the pip install -r requirements.txt step, I got an error message about insufficient permissions, so I tried again while running the Command Line Interface as an administrator. (Possibly my fault because I stored lc-reconcile-master in C:\ and not in my C:[user] directory?) That seemed to help. Then I got an error message about needing the Visual C++ 2015 Build Tools (http://landinghub.visualstudio.com/visual-cpp-build-tools). Once I had that installed and also ran the CLI as an admin, the installation worked. Perhaps the latter should be added to the instructions? --Edited to add: while installing Python 3.6.1 on another computer, I saw that Python debug requires VS2015 or later, which might account for some of the errors. It worked once I installed Visual C++ 2015 Build Tools.
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At the pip install -r requirements.txt step, I got an error message about insufficient permissions, so I tried again while running the Command Line Interface as an administrator. (Possibly my fault because I stored lc-reconcile-master in C:\ and not in my C:[user] directory?) That seemed to help. Then I got an error message about needing the Visual C++ 2015 Build Tools (http://landinghub.visualstudio.com/visual-cpp-build-tools). Once I had that installed and also ran the CLI as an admin, the installation worked. Perhaps the latter should be added to the instructions? --Edited to add: while installing Python 3.6.1 on another computer, I saw that Python debug requires VS2015 or later, which might account for some of the errors. It worked once I installed Visual C++ 2015 Build Tools.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: