ModuleNotFoundError on Importing Installed lmstudio Package

[aviad-kardome]

Title: ModuleNotFoundError on Importing Installed lmstudio Package

Description:

When installing the lmstudio package using pip and trying to import it in Python, I receive a ModuleNotFoundError. Below are the details to reproduce the issue.

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Install the package:

   $ pip install lmstudio

2. Try to import the package in a Python shell or script:

   import lmstudio as lms

3. Observe the error:

   ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'lmstudio'

Additional Information:

• Checking the package metadata (via pip show lmstudio):

  Name: lmstudio
  Version: 0.0.1
  Summary: LM Studio API Python Client
  Home-page: 
  Author: LM Studio
  Author-email: team@lmstudio.ai
  License: 
  Location: [c:\users\userk\anaconda3\envs\krdm\lib\site-packages](file:///C:/users/userk/anaconda3/envs/krdm/lib/site-packages)
  Requires: 
  Required-by:

• In the site-packages folder, only an lmstudio-0.0.1.dist-info directory is present; the package folder lmstudio is missing.

Expected Behavior:

After installing, the lmstudio package should be importable without error.

Environment:

• OS: Windows
• Python version: 3.9.19
• Installation via pip in an Anaconda environment

Any help on why the package folder might not be installed or how to resolve this issue is appreciated.

[derekharmon]

I wasn't able to reproduce in Python 3.12.9 and miniconda3. pip show lmstudio reports the following for me (several fields differ):

Name: lmstudio
Version: 1.0.1
Summary: LM Studio Python SDK
Home-page: https://github.com/lmstudio-ai/lmstudio-sdk-python
Author:
Author-email: LM Studio <team@lmstudio.ai>
License:
Location: C:\Users\Derek\miniconda3\Lib\site-packages
Requires: httpx, httpx-ws, msgspec, typing-extensions
Required-by:

Do you have a preexisting requirements.txt file that requires version 0.0.1 and so won't allow the major version upgrade to 1.x.x?

What kind of output did pip give you: were there any warning messages? it should tell you which version(s) of packages it is downloading or getting from cache, and where on your system it is putting them.

Did you run conda activate krdm before running pip install lmstudio? If you run pip --version it should say it is coming from C:\users\userk\anaconda3\envs\krdm\lib\site-packages\pip; if pip is coming from a different path outside your virtual env then it could have installed lmstudio somewhere else.

[ncoghlan]

Sorry about that - we've now yanked the previous placeholder version (which didn't have any Python version support restrictions), so unsupported Python client versions will get an installation failure (unable to find a compatible release), rather than this cryptic runtime import failure.

We use pattern matching too heavily in the SDK implementation for Python 3.9 support to be feasible, but we'll soon be publishing an updated release that supports Python 3.10 (in addition to the existing support for 3.11+)