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Just to add - pyqt6 has released wheels for all mac os machines. I believe the reason why CONDA_SUBDIR=osx-64
has to be added to the instructions for Mac arm64 machines is that without it, pyqt5 would need to be built for arm64 from source, which is not straightforward. If suite2p were updated to use pyqt6, then I think having separate instructions for Mac x86 and Mac arm64 will no longer be necessary.
thanks! we've upgraded now to qtpy with pyqt6 support. I don't have a mac M1/M2 to test but hopefully it works more easily now
Yep, I can install the latest on my mac M1 with the updated instructions now. Thanks!
By setting the env var
CONDA_SUBDIR=osx-64
, I think that using iTerm with Rosetta is no longer needed. Without it, I was able topip install "suite2p[all]"
on my Mac M1 and run it with images in an h5 file (an nwb file) just fine. So I simplified the instructions for Mac M1 machines.I reverted the note about scanimage-tiff-reader mac incompatibility. The latest release 1.4.1.4 adds support for Mac M1. See https://gitlab.com/vidriotech/scanimagetiffreader-python/-/commit/9f4de14aa3186b0643608c5d203890f2ca1a8172 . I don't know if there was a separate issue with non-M1 macs, but I could install suite2p on both a Mac with Apple Silicon and one with an Intel processor. Fix #981.
I updated the minimum version of rastermap to one that supports
from rastermap.rastermap import Rastermap
My editor removes trailing spaces at the end of lines automatically...