Closed fxcoudert closed 1 year ago
For some unknown reason, the rdkit in my environment seems to be installed in:
$ ls ~/miniforge3/envs/ML2023/lib/python3.10/site-packages
rdkit xcbgen
I'm having a similar issue. When I do ls ~/miniforge3/envs/rdkit/lib/python3.10/site-packages
it says rdkit xcbgen
as well. How did you resolve it?
I had been thinking it was some kind of M1 arm vs. intel issue.
I created a PR that should fix this issue (see above). You can test the packages built by the PR by downloading one of the osx-arm64
artifacts and unzipping that file. The conda package will be in the 'osx-arm64' directory. Then in your existing conda environment with rdkit
, run
conda install rdkit-2022.09.3-<rest of filename>.conda
The import should work and you can check that the ${CONDA_PREFIX}/lib/<python version>/site-packages/rdkit
exists for your Python version.
I fixed my particular issue (apologies for not commenting earlier) by downgrading to python 3.10. Looking forward to having a real fix though; thanks bkpoon!
Solution to issue cannot be found in the documentation.
Issue
I am creating a conda-forge environment based on this file:
with
conda env create -f environment.yml -n ML2023
. conda is happy and exits with success. I activate the env withconda activate ML2023
. I now have:but:
This says I have a python 3.11 version of rdkit, but it cannot be found.
Installed packages
Environment info