Open kumarshivam89 opened 3 years ago
Have you seen this solution? https://github.com/nteract/hydrogen/issues/1893#issuecomment-800654897
or this one? https://github.com/nteract/hydrogen/issues/2092#issuecomment-821960482
Have you seen this solution? #1893 (comment)
or this one? #2092 (comment)
I tried doing what was suggested in #1893 and #2029.... still the same issue persists...
Try installing pandas globally using pip:
sudo pip install pandas
Try installing pandas globally using pip:
sudo pip install pandas
No, I don't want to do that... because then, I have to install all the packages globally... and in that case, I will run into a compatibility issue... it will defy the purpose of having virtual environments...
See this issue:
See this issue:
899
I tried this.. It did something and now..when I do shift+enter to run the block of code a dropdown appears and shows a list... I can see one of my conda env names (not all !!).. what is this dropdown... if this is a list of env recognizable to atom then why there is some item in the list that doesn't appear in conda env list
.... Please help...
I have been using Atom for the last couple of months on my Linux machine (UBUNTU 20.04). I installed the Hydrogen package and it was working fine until today. Earlier, I was able to import Pandas and display DataFrames inside the editor.. which was so cool. But, today something happened :-( and now, I am not able to import Pandas.
I checked... that the Atom is running in the correct conda environment (in my case mlenv) and .... the mlenv has Pandas installed...
following is the screenshot of some code that I ran in the Atom editor... you can see that everything is working as expected, except the import statement... Any help is really, really appreciated !!... Thanks .....