Closed zduvims closed 11 months ago
It's unlikely that this is related to the CPU architecture.
Open a new console, activate the conda env and run:
which python
which pip
Do they point to the same directory? If yes, then everything is fine and somehow your $PATH was messed up. If not then you need to tell us how you installed pip. Normally it comes from conda.
It's unlikely that this is related to the CPU architecture.
Open a new console, activate the conda env and run:
which python which pip
Do they point to the same directory? If yes, then everything is fine and somehow your $PATH was messed up. If not then you need to tell us how you installed pip. Normally it comes from conda.
They do not point to the same directory... I modified ~/.zshrc and ~/.bash_profile, and the problem was fixed. Thank you!
Have anyone tried to install pyschism to a defined conda environment on a Mac M1 chip?
I used conda to create a new environment and activated it. However, if I use
pip install -e .
The package was always installed in my python 3.11 folder.I have to use the below method to successfully install to a conda environment.
python -m pip install -e .
I'm not sure if this is an issue with the M1 chip, but I have had some similar situations before.