Closed vinamramunot-tech closed 4 years ago
You are getting an error one-by-one of the components of the tensorflow.yml. Suggest running each line one-by-one to see which is giving you an issue. Let me know which package is not installing.
I have a question, I accidentally downloaded the Miniconda two ways. One through the pkg file and the other one using a .sh script for macOS 64. Now one instance is in /opt/miniconda3 and the other one is /Users/"my name"/miniconda3. The /opt/ was the one downloaded the first time using pkg installer and the /Users/"my name"/ was downloaded using the .sh script. Is it advisable to delete one of the instance?
You are getting an error one-by-one of the components of the tensorflow.yml. Suggest running each line one-by-one to see which is giving you an issue. Let me know which package is not installing.
One of the errors I have figured out that when I am downloading the tensor flow.yml file, it adds somethings to the heading and the footer of the file, so I removed it and now it is giving me a better error. I mean less error than before.
error is talking about specifying the version of pip as a explicit dependency.
should I place the pip"3" outside in the yml file. I have uploaded an image of the yml file.
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I have a directory by the name of Miniconda3 in the user directory. I have uploaded an image below:
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macOS Catalina 10.15.5