PyDP uses the latest ubuntu version to build the release, while google colab uses 18.04.
Due to the fact that pydp uses c++ underneath the hood, different toolchains make it difficult for backward compatibility. Though we expect total forward compatibility.
While one solution is to release multiple versions of whl for different ubnutu versions, it is highly unlikely we can upload them on pypi. So a better solution is to move to ubuntu 18.04 as that would support most of the system.
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Open a google collab notebook, and try to install pydp and then import it.
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PyDP uses the latest ubuntu version to build the release, while google colab uses 18.04. Due to the fact that pydp uses c++ underneath the hood, different toolchains make it difficult for backward compatibility. Though we expect total forward compatibility. While one solution is to release multiple versions of whl for different ubnutu versions, it is highly unlikely we can upload them on pypi. So a better solution is to move to ubuntu 18.04 as that would support most of the system.
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