CondaError: Cannot link a source that does not exist. C:\Users\Abhinav\Anaconda3\Scripts\conda.exe when installing scrapy. #7713
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I'm having a similar issue |
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I thought we had fixed this. Apparently not. Until we get a proper fix, I believe running should fix your problem. Edit: The correct command is |
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Actually, before you execute that It'll be long. That's fine. Just paste it all in and I'll edit down to the part I'm looking for. |
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I'm running |
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I didn't look at any of the dependencies, but this is my best guess:
Because of gh-7115 To fix this issue, I think we need to
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@abhinavankur and @robjane , until gh-7115is fixed, running a |
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@mbargull Thank you for taking the time to help us!
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Yeah, had that too this morning. Just try it a couple of times. After the third try it worked for me. |
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@kalefranz To your request to run |
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@kalefranz Doing this |
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@mbargull You mentioned this in your comment: "@abhinavankur and @robjane , until gh-7115is fixed, running a conda update -n base conda before installing anything else to base will probably workaround your issue." Is there a command which will revert my base environment to the way it was before I installed anything or do I have to reinstall anaconda to run this command effectively? Right now, with all the packages installed it is failing again by outputting essentially the same thing. |
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Hello, i am new to Anaconda and i also having the same problem when installing Scrapy. I tried: nothing works, could you please help? Thanks a lot! |
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My apologies. The correct command is
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It is instead of But generally, I'd advice you to not install things into your |
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Moreover I'd encourage you to explore the beauty of using separate Conda environments: That way you can avoid many issues and leave the |
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Thanks a lot mbargull and kalefranz!!! I finally managed to install it...on windows, linux + created a separate environment on ubuntu...hopefully i'll understand better what i am doing :) |
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Mr Google brought me here, too. I have the problem and unfortunately |
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I got it working by first updating conda |
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I had the same problem, but the I also ran |
Thanks a lot. The solution worked for me. |
This solution worked for me too. |
This solution worked for me. Thank you. |
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Hi @mbargull, I am facing the same problem and was following the advice until your recommendation to run the following code When I ran the above code, I ran into the following error: Kindly advise, thank you! |
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@noobida, you are likely running an old version, i.e., |
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I have been trying to fix this error but haven't been able to do so. It would be great if one could advise. I was working on keras in anaconda environment with python 3.5 and import statement started breaking few days ago. I reinstalled keras, tensorflow but did not work. So I reinstalled anaconda3. I have also tried |
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I have the same CondaError when I install PYOMO PACKAGE.
I have tried everything that has been mentioned above but nothing happens. I am using conda/4.5.11 requests/2.19.1 CPython/3.7.0 Windows/10 Could anyone help please? Thank you so much! #7891 |
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I fix the problem backing up conda, conda-built and python version. It seems like a new version problem. Here explains you how to install older python versions: ( you must install older versions of conda and conda-built as well) I back up everything to these versions: After doing this, i could install pyomo package. But then, the Anaconda Navigator and the Spyder didnt launch. So I write this on mi conda prompt and everything work back again:
This has worked for me... |
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I had a similar issue with using conda to install tweepy. After going through many of these suggestions I resorted to a clean install of the previous version of 5.2. Anaconda 5.3 simply had too many errors I couldn't seem to pinpoint. If you want to save yourself a lot of time, I strongly suggest just downgrading. You can find the archive here This worked for me. |
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I have installed Anaconda on the drive other than C(primary in Windows).
And i recieved this error: After that, I triedd to find out its solution and come to know that i should run following command and it will resolve my issue:
but it did not. |
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I also run into the same problem, and to install scrapy, I also intsalled miniconda. But all the above solutions do not work for me. I tried another solution by the following steps. |
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Mr Google brought me here, too. I have the problem and unfortunately |
This solution worked for me- thanks! |
I am getting the same problem when installing pythonocc. No luck after trying solutions mentioned in this thread. |
This helped me. Thanks :) |
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Hello, At last this solution works for me 👍 : conda config --add pinned_packages defaults::conda I'm running Anaconda 4.5.12 and python 3.7.1.final.0 (conda info) on Windows 10 Thanks @kalefranz and @mbargull for the help! 👍 👍 |
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thanks @keith555. Solution worked for me |
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What solved it for me on Windows 10: I uninstalled Anaconda 5.2, installed Anaconda 5.3, updated conda (to 4.7.x), then i created a conda environment and installed scrapy without any problems from conda-forge with install -c conda-forge scrapy. |
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Faced similar issue due to conda is not updated. conda update --all |
does not work. |
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This was referenced Feb 8, 2020
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Had similar problem while trying to install
Any suggestion to fix this? Thanks! Full terminal output |
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I had the same issue. I uninstalled Anaconda, Miniconda, and Python. I installed Anaconda and installed Scrapy without conda-forge. Just create new environment where you install Scrapy. At least it worked for me: |
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Can somebody help me please? @kalefranz I tried these command and got Also, I ran got the same CondaMemoryError |
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I am trying to install package 'scrapy' in the base environment. When I issue the command it fails while installing the 'conda-forge::automat-0.7.0-py_1' dependancy
However, neither conda clean --packages nor any of the commands mentioned in any of the other similar issues work.
This is the output of conda info
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