Closed apatlpo closed 1 month ago
Note that numpy
and several other packages come from pypi
rather than conda-forge. Hence, you must have installed something directly from PyPI (e.g., with pip
) into the pynsitu
environment, and that upgraded numpy
. There is no way that pypi
would be listed as the origin if all you executed was the conda create
command in the issue description.
I'll close this issue as invalid.
thanks for the feedback !
The PyPI installs turned out to be triggered by a couple of requirements (install_requires= ...
) in a setup.cfg
file (of the pynsitu library).
These requirements where redundant with other ones in an environment.yml
and not necessary.
Getting rid of them solved the issue (with no PyPI install and a pure conda-forge install with correct version constraints).
I find it still difficult to understand all processes involved in correctly setting up a library.
The inconsistency between the outputs of the conda create
stage and of the conda list
still seems odd to me.
Apologizes for the added noise here.
No worries at all. If you're installing a Python package (pynsite
in this case) from source, always make sure to disable build isolation (the --no-build-isolation
flag if you're installing with pip
) and you won't have a problem.
Solution to issue cannot be found in the documentation.
Issue
When installing my libraries with the command:
conda is claiming it will install:
but after the install is completed version
2.1.1
is installed:Does anybody has a clue to what is happening ?
Installed packages
Environment info