Closed ny4i closed 2 months ago
Nevermind. I see the issue. The INSTALL has both these statements: pip install numpy sudo apt install python3-numpy
It needs to use the second one.
Any reason we do not just put the python-numpy install in the rpi_install.sh?
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I do need to get a RPi ready for field day.
I was reminding myself of it and more to check to see if there was a technical reason to do numpy outside of the script. I’m never shy with the pull requests once I have a direction so I’ll proceed that way. :)I was getting things ready too. RegardsTom Principal Solutions ArchitectBetter Software Solutions, Inc.813-205-6388 (mobile/text)On Jun 6, 2024, at 7:34 PM, Jeff Otterson @.***> wrote: pull requests accepted with eternal gratitude! I do need to get a RPi ready for field day.
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please go ahead and put a PR on that file. Thanks. Jeff
Given when I ran pip to install numpy, I received this message:
Is there a recommended best practice to handle this (and something we may want to put in the install document)? Last time I did this on Bookwork, I believe I setup Python to not use environments onthe whole system. But I am not sure if that is the recommended step for everyone.