Closed jaybake5 closed 3 years ago
Hi Jon,
Sorry for the inconvenience!
Your first error seems similar to https://github.com/wdecoster/NanoPlot/issues/201 In those cases, seaborn seems to cause issues with matplotlib, so I recommend downgrading seaborn. This is probably the easiest to solve too (out of your installation trouble). My newest conda recipe is stuck (https://github.com/bioconda/bioconda-recipes/pull/24347) because of some incompatible upstream dependencies, so you will have to downgrade seaborn now 'manually'. If the next version bioconda version gets fixed it should be taken care of automatically.
I am not sure if this contributed to what you are seeing, but it's generally not recommended to mix conda and pip. Unfortunate that you get kaleido errors... I'm not sure what the cause is there, if we can't solve those we may have to report those at https://github.com/plotly/Kaleido
The last error (with pip in the conda environment) looks rather scary too, so I'd rather try to solve that if all other things fail :)
Wouter
Hi,
Did this help in any way?
Thanks, Wouter
Hi,
Thanks a lot Wouter! I initially used a colleague's working NanoPlot environment to circumvent the issue, so sorry I didn't reply quickly. I just created a new conda environment with conda create -n nanoplot4_env -c bioconda nanoplot
and then downgraded seaborn with conda install seaborn==0.10.1
. I didn't change anything with matplotlib...I wasn't super clear from the other issue you referenced if I needed to. Regardless, NanoPlot now seems to be working.
Very Best and thanks again,
Jon
Hi Jon,
Thanks for the feedback, it shouldn't be necessary to touch matplotlib. Good to hear it works, let me know if you encounter other issues!
Wouter
In case it comes up I just installed NanoPlot using Conda and ran into the same 'stat_func' error and did resolve it simply by downgrading seaborn with conda install seaborn==0.10.1
.
I'm sorry for that, but good to hear that you could solve it. I can't get a new version on bioconda due to some incompatibilities, unfortunately.
Good afternoon, I'm having issues installing and running NanoPlot. I installed NanoPlot with
conda create -n nanoplot_env -c bioconda nanoplot
, and I am getting the following error:I tried updating:
so I tried updating with pip:
This appeared to work, but now I get glibc errors:
So I tried creating a blank conda environment, and then installed pip with
conda install pip
and then triedpip install NanoPlot
, and I got a whole bunch of red text ending with:Any help would be fantastic. Thanks a lot,
Jon