Closed Coderx7 closed 1 year ago
Yes it seems that we package everything into a single package: https://github.com/conda-forge/opencv-feedstock/blob/main/recipe/meta.yaml#L41
Please do not mix and match the default channel and the conda-forge channel.
Create a fully new environment if you wish to test conda-forge packages, especially opencv.
Yes it seems that we package everything into a single package: https://github.com/conda-forge/opencv-feedstock/blob/main/recipe/meta.yaml#L41
Please do not mix and match the default channel and the conda-forge channel.
Create a fully new environment if you wish to test conda-forge packages, especially opencv.
Thanks a lot, so I should always install it like this:
conda install -c conda-forge opencv
to get the opencv-contrib-python
equivalent right?
by the way is there a specific reason why the default version is 4.6.0 when I initiate the installation without specifying a version number? I assumed it would always install the latest version. when I tried to install opencv, it installed 4.6.0.
Thanks a lot in advance
Comment:
Hi, I was curious to know if conda also provides
opencv-contrib
? I couldn't find one by doing a conda search with opencv.I know
opencv-contrib-python
can be installed using pip, but currently, there's an issue in theAnaconda
distribution that causes errors such as the following :where its caused by Qt library mismatch between them. you don't get this error if you install opencv using conda though. so for the time being, using conda to install opencv seems to be the right thing . however I noticed theres no opencv-contrib here, so I was wondering if there's one at all?