Closed emilio-cartoni closed 5 years ago
@emilio-cartoni : Good catch !! I pushed a fix for this. It was a mistake at my end in how some files were being referenced. Can you try again by doing :
pip3 install --user -U real_robots
This should install v0.1.4
(or more 👼 ).
@emilio-cartoni : Good catch !! I pushed a fix for this. It was a mistake at my end in how some files were being referenced. Can you try again by doing :
pip3 install --user -U real_robots
This should install
v0.1.4
(or more angel ).
It works! Tried both examples, local usage and evaluation :)
It happened again: ImportError: No module named 'real_robots.envs'
Regression?
@emilio-cartoni : Weird, we tested it in a few setups, and seemed to work. Can you try re-installing it in a fresh env, and see if it works ? Else, I have a not-so-beautiful way of dealing with it, when the library manipulates the python path to ensure the lib python path is definitely setup in the correct way.
Tested on a laptop and it worked. Will try again on the office desktop tomorrow... maybe reinstalling multiple times (sometimes with pip, sometimes as a local installation) messed up something.
Okay, I will have this open for sometime and see if others face the same issue.
Reinstalled on the office desktop (pip, 0.1.6) and it worked.
Description
After installation, importing real_robots fails.
What I Did
This does not happen if I launch ipython while standing in the real_robots directory (that I git cloned), since it can successfully resolve the real_robots.envs path. However, since the package is installed via PiPy it shouldn't be a requirement to have a copy downloaded and also to stand in there while importing the package.