Closed benoit-sbr closed 5 years ago
Check which environment it was installed into - ideally it should be installed in the global environment rather than a virtual environment. Otherwise, your environment may need reloading to pick up the new installation - see similar questions on StackExchange.
Hi gcushen, After a reboot it's working fine. Thanks for the clue, I will try to learn deeper about environments. First import went well. Now I will test different use cases and report if need be.
Feel free to remove the issue!
For anyone struggling to pip install into global environment, this worked for me:
sudo -H pip3 install -U academic
Hi,
First, thumbs up for what looks like a great tool. Unfortunately I didn't succeed in the installation. I have python3 setup, I did
pip3 install -U academic
with success, but trying to import returns the followingacademic: command not found
Sorry to bother you with probably a trivial question, but what did I do wrong (Academic was installed with git, hugo is installed version v0.50)?