Closed alvesvm closed 4 years ago
@alvesvm : the line numbers in those exceptions don't correspond to the current RDKit release (2020.03.1). Which version do you have installed and where did you install it from?
You can answer this question with: conda list | grep rdkit
I had RDKit release 2017.09.1. But I installed RDKit following the website recommendations, as I have always done: I installed the latest version of Anaconda and then installed RDKit using conda create -c rdkit -n my-rdkit-env rdkit
. I first tried to update it using conda install -c conda-forge rdkit
, also expressed in the RDKit website. But then running conda install -c rdkit rdkit
as stated in the Anaconda website, the release 2020.03.1 was successfully installed. Thanks!
I have just installed rdkit through conda in two different machines—one with Windows 10 and another one with Ubuntu 18.04. The environment in Windows runs well just out of the box. But the environment in Ubuntu is producing an
'NoneType' object has no attribute 'core'
error (see below).Conda installed pandas 1.0.1 on my windows machine. I was able to fix the issue on my Ubuntu machine, reverting pandas to version 0.23.4. Is there a better solution?