Closed KellyLBennett closed 1 year ago
Will keep this one open but we won't address it as part of the maintenance for the 2nd iteration.
Thanks @ahernank.
For the record, this error message can be safely ignored. It is telling us that the panel package requires an earlier version of bokeh, but we are not using panel at all, so everything should run fine.
I know this error message is a bit ugly but there's not much we can do about it for the time being, as malariagen_data requires bokeh 3.1 or greater. Hopefully colab will upgrade their environment soon.
If we don't want users to see the error message, this looks like it would be an option:
!pip install -q --no-warn-conflicts malariagen_data
If we want to suppress the error outputs more generally, we can could use:
!pip install -qq malariagen_data
If we want to suppress the error outputs more generally, we can could use:
!pip install -qq malariagen_data
That looks better, let's do that.
Suggest changing the title on this issue to: W* - error message installing malariagen_data regarding dependency conflicts
; as a reminder to update this for all workshops.
Actually, will have to use (as this is an error rather than a warning, my bad):
!pip install -qqq malariagen_data
It still shows an error, though:
Ack, thanks Jon. Will update to use Alistair's solution above.
Workshop 1 module 3. Although this does not impact the running of the notebook on Colab, I encounter an Error message on !pip install -q malariagen_data about bokeh installation.
ERROR: pip's dependency resolver does not currently take into account all the packages that are installed. This behaviour is the source of the following dependency conflicts. panel 0.14.4 requires bokeh<2.5.0,>=2.4.0, but you have bokeh 3.1.1 which is incompatible.