🔒 I cannot get this github repo to work:

[latent hemlock]

https://github.com/aminrezasefid/SGGRL-Reproduce
I have been trying for a couple days to get this to work, even with the conda yaml file I cant get it to work. it is a fork of another repo that had no .txt file.

please can I get some help in gettign this to work!

[shell trout]

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[languid sierra]

Is this...academia Python?

This smells like an AI paper

Ah, I see. @latent hemlock You will need Conda.

Best I could find was this question from StackOverflow. The top answer should have you covered on the steps

[latent hemlock]

I have done this man times

many times

I have downlaoded conda, set up a venv , over and over again and whe n I isntall the yaml file on the venv

it doesnt install half of the packages and says there are errors with them

[languid sierra]

Which Python version are you using?

[latent hemlock]

on my conda 3.11.5 on my conda

[languid sierra]

The repo you link called for 3.9.18 https://github.com/aminrezasefid/SGGRL-Reproduce/blob/a5888cb14aaa9572fa902ae2714c06584a7edc70/sggrl.yaml#L95

[shell trout]

sggrl.yaml line 95

- python=3.9.18=h0755675_1_cpython```

[latent hemlock]

ooooo

sHALL i abbrogate my python on anaconda to 3.9.18?

[languid sierra]

....sure...?

[latent hemlock]

Let me try it

[languid sierra]

It should work... Other than that, no clue

[latent hemlock]

IM GIVING it a go!

[languid sierra]

:D

[latent hemlock]

same error as before sadly

@languid sierra any ideas waht causes this problem?

[languid sierra]

At least it's not half. That's like...a fifth

[languid sierra]

....it called for a Linux environment as well

....somehow I missed that

[latent hemlock]

can you explain what that would mean? like how would I set that up? where did you infer that from

[languid sierra]

you could manually install those, the packages are available for Windows on Conda

[latent hemlock]

eaech one?4

shall i mannual install each one

[languid sierra]

I checked pixman on conda-forge and the one that matches h59595ed was prefixed linux-64, and libcblas has linux after the ==

[latent hemlock]

Im on windows, is it still possible>

[languid sierra]

You only need to manually install the ones that failed, so, pixman, cairo, liblapack, etc.. Should be possible

[latent hemlock]

hold on!

so I jsut did :

conda search pixman==0.43.2 --channel conda-forge
and it said it does not exist

ill try:

conda search pixman --channel conda-forge

[languid sierra]

yea

[latent hemlock]

yep found it

okay let me do this

really appreciate this btw

[languid sierra]

np

[latent hemlock]

is there a faster way then manually downloading each one?

[languid sierra]

That's the pain

[latent hemlock]

many of these are not available via conda forge

Ill have to wait to retry with a linux env with my laptop comes

[shell trout]

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