Closed edumagol closed 3 years ago
Hi @edumagol ,
Looks like it happened because you have file ‘evidently.py’ at the project directory. This is why when you are trying to import Dashboard
from the evidently.dashboard
, it refers to the ‘evidently.py’ and says that it is not a package.
Thus, I believe renaming of the ‘evidently.py’ or moving it elsewhere should help.
Hi @emeli-dral , sure... totally my mistake...what I shame of my self...lol...omg... how I commited such mistake... sorry for disturbing you guys with that! I should have checked that before... my apologies again. All the best girls!
@edumagol Awesome that it is solved and glad it works! Will be looking forward to your feedback on the tool :)
Hi @elenasamuylova and @emeli-dral ,
Hope you guys are fine.
We were trying evidently for the first time in a Windows machine, and after installing it using command pip install evidently and trying to run it (on jupyter and also on VSCode), we got the following error:
'evidently.dashboard'; 'evidently' is not a package
See the print screen below:
We also found that the installed package, when I tried pip list was: evidently 0.1.22.dev0
Hope the above information can help you to help me.
All the best, Edu