Missing a default .env file?

[liu-jc]

I think we may need to provide a default empty .env file? Otherwise, if we run from uni2ts.eval_util.data import get_gluonts_test_dataset in the example, we will face the problem about "cannot find the .env file". To increase the usability.

[abdulmeral]

hello, i couldnt build from source also..

[liu-jc]

hello, i couldnt build from source also..

Hi @abdulmeral, Could you provide all the command lines you used for building the environment?

[Reyosss]

hello, i couldnt build from source also..

Hi @abdulmeral,i'm facing the same problem, did you solved this problem?

[gorold]

Hi @abdulmeral, @Reyosss, could you provide more details for us to replicate the error? e.g. what is your set up, what commands did you enter, etc.

[Reyosss]

Hi @abdulmeral, @Reyosss, could you provide more details for us to replicate the error? e.g. what is your set up, what commands did you enter, etc.

after creating virtual environment in win10, i can not build from source, it's saying "'.[notebook]' is not a valid editable requirement", but i couldn't find a requirement file in this project, how can i solve this problem, thx!!!

[gorold]

@Reyosss you need to call pip install -e '.[notebook]' in the uni2ts folder

[Reyosss]

@gorold still the same error

[gorold]

It might be the quotation marks on windows? could you try without quotation marks or with double quotation marks?

[Reyosss]

It might be the quotation marks on windows? could you try without quotation marks or with double quotation marks?

nice, i call pip install -e .[notebook] in win10,dependency now can be downloaded, thx!!!

[gorold]

I've updated the installation instructions to specify the creation of a .env file -- this should solve the issue.

[abdulmeral]

thank you guys, it worked for me too, you are great.