Closed Kaschi14 closed 12 months ago
Hi, the provided requirements.txt is just for reference purpose only. Another words, if you have trouble installing some packages, take requirements.txt as just a reference for version clarification.
The recommended way to install all neccesary dependencies is using docker.
You can also install the default package names (without specific version ==
) binded with your OS distribution/Python listed in requirements.txt and it should work.
Which python version did you use, was it Python3.8? And installing with pip install -r requirements.txt is not possible because some of the installations are with local files. Which versions does this packages have?