Open vebrahimi1990 opened 11 months ago
MarnixMeersman
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10 months ago I am experiencing the same issue. My setup: Apple Silicon M1 ARM chip Python 3.11 Conda-forge:osx-arm64
Error Message: Solving environment: unsuccessful initial attempt using frozen solve. Retrying with flexible solve.
PackagesNotFoundError: The following packages are not available from current channels:
Current channels:
vnmanoharan
commented
7 months ago We do not yet have osx-arm64 builds, but this is planned for version 3.6. However, version 3.6 will only support Python 3.9 (to avoid breaking any current code that relies on HoloPy). Version 3.7 should include support for recent versions of Python.
samatwork85
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3 months ago I had the same problem, but I used this method to solve it. Now, I can use HoloPy.
Installation Installation Check Step 1: Check Your Current Python Version
python --version
Step 2: Create a New Conda Environment with the Desired Python Version
conda create --name myenv python=3.6.2
HoloPy runs on perfectly on Python version 3.6.2
Proceed ([y]/n) Type y
Step 3: Activate the New Environment
conda activate myenv_HoloPy
Use any of these two commands to install Jupyter
conda install jupyterlab. conda install jupyter
If it takes a long time and the process is stuck at the solving environment step, uninstall the previously installed Anaconda or Jupyter version.
Launch Jupyter Notebook from your Conda environment; simply run the following command:
jupyter notebook Installing Holopy HoloPy runs on Python version 3.6.2. HoloPy is available on conda-forge, so you can install it within a shell, terminal, or command prompt:
conda install -c conda-forge holopy
The following packages will be SUPERSEDED y a higher-priority channel: Certifi>>>
Proceed ([y]/n)?>>>> Type y
Install matplotlib
conda install -c conda-forge matplotlib
I have been trying to install Holopy using the conda: "conda install -c conda-forge holopy". However, I cannot pass Solving environement in Anaconda Prompt. Is there any other way around it to install this package? Or should I use a specific version of conda?