Closed geopast closed 4 years ago
Were there any other errors before that point? In my case, it was issues with WSL and I was also getting error: unable to execute 'gcc': No such file or directory. I found a similar issue and followed the instructions here and ran
sudo apt update
sudo apt install g++
pip install -r requirements.txt
Close as the thread is no longer active.
I also have this problem, why has this thread been closed if a solution has not been found yet?
I also have this problem, why has this thread been closed if a solution has not been found yet?
I have the same problem, did you solve it?
@beloved70020 I never found a solution... and probably I would have never found it along this route, because I just realized I inadvertently made changes to the .condarc file (which dictates which channel packages should be installed from) and because this altered file persisted multiple anaconda reinstalls it totally sent me off track...
So yeah, can't help you... all I can say, in case you are a new python user like me, is... next time you're lost don't forget to take a close look to that damn little file...
Building wheels for collected packages: cynetworkx Building wheel for cynetworkx (setup.py) ... \
@duanjiding any solution to this ?
Solution suggested by @sjcobb worked in WSL.
Following the install instructions exactly with the following:
Ubuntu 18.04.5 Anaconda 2020.7 Python 3.7.7
When running pip install -r requirements.txt, receive the error: ERROR: Failed building wheel for cynetworkx
Attempted to resolve with:
pip install Cython==3.0a5 pip install git+https://github.com/pattern-inc/cynetworkx.git pip install -r requirements.txt
But error persists. Any suggestions on how to resolve?