Closed Giulero closed 2 years ago
@Giulero the workflow link is not pointing to the intended location I guess.
Ops! Wrong copy-paste Now should be ok!
So, the situation is a bit confusing as you currently have installed three python interpreter:
manifpy
(2)actions/setup-python
(3)So, first of all let's decide which Python we want to use. As we want to install manifpy
via conda-forge, I guess we want to install the python installed via conda (otherwise we could be using two different incompatible versions), i.e. (2). As a general note, I do not think there are many reason to use the Python installed via actions/setup-python
(i.e. 3).
If we want to use conda, let's try to remove the installation of an additional python via actions/setup-python
, and let's try again. To make sure of which python are you using, you can run which python
.
Furthermore, notice that if you want to use conda, you should run all the following steps with shell: bash -l {0}
, or set it as default shell, see https://github.com/conda-incubator/setup-miniconda#use-a-default-shell and https://github.com/conda-incubator/setup-miniconda#important.
Thanks @traversaro! I had to add a few more lines and now the action proceeds :)
Closing!
In order to check the correctness of the computations, I wrote some tests against Manif.
It seems
manifpy
cannot be installed via PyPI. However, they provide installation instruction in https://github.com/artivis/manif/blob/devel/docs/pages/python/Quick-start.md.Although I can install the library using conda on my system, I'm not able to move the same logic in a workflow.
manifpy
seems to be installed but it is not found:Am I doing something wrong?
@traversaro @GiulioRomualdi do you have any suggestions?