installation fails #52
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My last working build was with napari 0.4.18. I tried to build a new one speficying napari 0.4.18 and I got the same error as above. Please find below the output of Any suggestion is welcome , Cheeers R |
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Hi @romainGuiet , what happens if you use this command from the installation instructions? |
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Hi @haesleinhuepf , thank you for your suggestion ! I can confirm that using If I specify devbio-napari=0.10.1 , so the line become : it returns the same error as name: "devbio"
channels:
- conda-forge
- pytorch
dependencies:
- napari=0.4.19
- python=3.9
- devbio-napari=0.10.1
- pyqt
prefix: "/opt/conda/envs/devbio"Best, Romain |
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Ok, then one more try: Can you take the environment where there is devbio-napari 0.8 installed and install 0.10 using pip? Thanks for your time! Edit: When comparing the conda package of devbio-napari between 0.8.1 and 0.10.1 I suspect there is a thing for linux missing, but my skills are very limited in this context. Maybe, @goanpeca or @jaimergp can help in making the conda receipe install on linux? |
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Via the pip install it manages to build! Please find the Now napari doesn't start I get an error : but tha'ts a different story, which is linked to napari itself 😅 Shall we leave this issue open until it builds "normally" (without pip install second step) Cheers, R |
Yes, please. We need to fix the conda receipe obviously. |
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Hi @haesleinhuepf , Hi team !
I'm trying to install devbio-napari using this
env_devbio.yml:and this line
conda env update -n devbio -f /tmp/env_devbio.yml(I'm using conda but it uses the LibMambaSolver now, so it should be fine)
from the error message I guess it would pass on Mac and Win and fails on linux because :
and
I tried to :
thank you in advance for your suggestions,
Best
Romain
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