Closed adamltyson closed 3 years ago
thanks @adamltyson! will take a look soon
Hi @adamltyson,
I just tried to reproduce this but wasn't able to. Everything worked fine via the gui plugin installer on ubuntu 20.04.
here's where bg_atlasapi
got installed for me:
In [1]: import bg_atlasapi
In [2]: bg_atlasapi.__file__
Out[2]: '/home/talley/miniconda3/envs/plugin-test/lib/python3.8/site-packages/bg_atlasapi/__init__.py'
can you maybe test this on master one more time? I recently fixed something for the bundle installer, I wouldn't have expected it to fix this... but maybe?
Looks fixed to me (either my machine, or somewhere between 0.4.2 and 0.4.5). Thanks for looking into it!
Just an FYI - I think I might have tracked down this issue. I'm used to using the terminal in PyCharm, but this doesn't seem to play well with napari. There are a few issues when interacting "outside" of napari, such as saving images, and installing plugins. These issues aren't present with the normal Ubuntu terminal.
š Bug
Installing a plugin via the GUI in napari doesn't (appear to) install the dependencies that are installed if using pip directly.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior: 1.
napari-brainreg
plugin via napari GUIModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'bg_atlasapi'
, and the dependencies (such asbg-atlasapi
) do not show up withconda list
pip install napari-brainreg
fixes the issueExpected behavior
Installation of plugins with napari should be identical to a normal pip installation
Environment
cc @tlambert03