Closed jchidley closed 3 years ago
@jchidley The assumption was that jupyter-cadquery needs cadquery to work and scipy was a dependency of cadquery. So if you had installed jupyter-cadquery after cadquery, it was ok. However, it looks like cadquery dropped scipy as a dependency on master. Are you using the latest master (doesn't use scipy any more) or the release 2.1 (uses scipy)?
I am using the master version of cadquery
, as installed by mambaforge
Thanks, good to know. I will try to remove the scipy dependency in the next release - I just use it for very few transformations, not worth keeping this dependency (as long as scipy was installed by CadQuery, this was no issue).
@jchidley This is now fixed in version 2.2.1 of Jupyter CadQuery
I've just done a fresh install on my Windows 10 machine and I had to install
scipy
to getjcv
to work.