Open romainGuiet opened 3 years ago
Hey @romainGuiet. Some background on the problem here is that the Ice repo has native code that needs compiling. We've not (yet) found an easy way to have it "just work" via pip (though maybe Talley can suggest some magic). The solution of installing zeroc-ice36-python via conda (unbeknownst to you) is certainly what we recommend, but I don't know where that leaves napari. ~J
Hi @joshmoore,
I'm not (yet) familiar with all the technical python stuff making all of this working. What I understand from your answer is that the Napari>Plugins>Install...
can only do pip install which are not compatible with the compiling part, while conda install is. Am I correct ?
Maybe a temporary solution can be to add to the documentation that the installation via the plugin installer of napari is not supported (yet) ?
R
Am I correct ?
Yes :+1:
Dear @tlambert03 ,
thank you for making this napari plugin available! It's already super user friendly! I particularly like the browsing of images within a dataset and easy loading in Napari and keeping the connection open 🤯 !
I got an error (see below) when I tried to install directly from the Napari menu
Napari>Plugins>Install/Uninstall plugins
. BUT if I first doconda install -c ome omero-py
and THEN install from the plugin menu it's working !BTW if the installation is done ( as mentioned in your documentation) from the terminal there is no trouble at all. I was just tinking that some user might install the provided Napari app (instead of launching from the terminal) and they might encounter the installation issue.
Cheers,
Romain
Please find blow the full installation error OS : windows10 Env creation : $conda create -n napari-tutorial-miniconda python=3.9 $conda activate napari-tutorial-miniconda $conda install -c conda-forge notebook $pip install cookiecutter magicgui "napari[all]" $pip install cellpose-napari
(I also tried to install the Microsoft Visual C++ , mentioned in the error but without change in the installation outcome)