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CosmiQ Works Geospatial Machine Learning Analysis Toolkit
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[BUG]: installation #417

Open ghasemadi opened 3 years ago

ghasemadi commented 3 years ago

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Hey guys,

I created a conda environment with the dependencies defined in environment.yml to install solaris. However, in the end, I received the following error. Could you please advise? 99612457-fa666500-29eb-11eb-9c9b-480e9eedd87b

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mobicham commented 3 years ago

I have a similar problem, but it mentions glad, I tried twice, the second time in a freshly setup conda environment but it still throws the same error: solaris-error

bartekrdz commented 3 years ago

OS: Windows 10

I have the same issue. At the end of installation using conda env create -n solaris -f environment.yml I get the warning error:

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and then when pip install . I get

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kreozotica commented 3 years ago

The same thing, are there any updates regarding this issue?

eldarbaykiev commented 3 years ago

OS: Windows 10

I have the same issue. At the end of installation using conda env create -n solaris -f environment.yml I get the warning error:

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and then when pip install . I get

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I have the same exact issue

TheDoctorOne commented 2 years ago

Have the same issue. Any workarounds?

TheDoctorOne commented 2 years ago

Have the same issue. Any workarounds?

Anyone who still has the same issue, follow the second path for the installation. Basicly install almost all dependencies by hand. Here is the way i did:

  1. Create new env. (I set my Python version to 3.7)
  2. Install the conda packages (GDAL, Fiona, rasterio, rtree (There may be more can't remember all) )
  3. Install the solaris using pip. If fails, it'll probably show an error telling which package is missing. Go to step 2.
  4. It may not install imageai package, try to install it by hand.