Closed alanlujan91 closed 3 months ago
I know enough about paths and terminals to break stuff, so this could be a local issue.
The condaforge thing is one of the outstanding elements of the version update, as I had never worked with it at all. Was hoping to get Seb to help me out today. I suspect this is related.
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@mnwhite I'm not sure if this would be related to conda-forge
This is installing python=3.10 from conda-forge, but using pip to install master branch of econ-ark. So when you see where numpy is coming from, it says it's from a pypi channel.
Just tried this, works just fine for me?
Copied over the yaml config, then ran mamba env create -f req.yml
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$ mamba activate solvingmicrodsops
$ python -c 'import numpy; print(numpy.__version__)'
1.26.4
I had this happen to me before and it was a weird issue with local VScode environments. This is probably not coming from the repo.
Yeah I uninstalled and reinstalled Python and it worked!
Error says numpy is not installed, mamba (and conda) say it is installed and part of the env.
this is my environment.yml file