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I am following the website's tutorial on installing all of the dependencies through mamba. However, I keep on getting errors saying that it cannot find certain libraries such as biopython<=1.77
I ran this code and got errors surrounding biopython it seems.
Expected behavior
I would expect that all of the dependencies would install through the .yml file and form its own environment.
Screenshots
Configuration (please complete the following information):
N/A (the very problem itself)
Additional context
I am running a M3 MacBook pro. I have had a similar issue with my desktop. I tried downloading only the non-problematic packages through the .yml file and downloading the rest separately, but more issues came up. I was not able to import all the packages from the notebooks.
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Hello! I have found the issue. Please look into installing another version of conda using the older osx-64 architecture on mac. The issue stems from the fact that many of the packages that need to be installed (such as biopython) requires an older version of conda to be installed (look at what the package is supported on on the anaconda website). Hope this helps!
Hello! I have found the issue. Please look into installing another version of conda using the older osx-64 architecture on mac. The issue stems from the fact that many of the packages that need to be installed (such as biopython) requires an older version of conda to be installed (look at what the package is supported on on the anaconda website). Hope this helps!
Describe the bug
I am following the website's tutorial on installing all of the dependencies through mamba. However, I keep on getting errors saying that it cannot find certain libraries such as biopython<=1.77
To Reproduce
mamba env create -f https://raw.githubusercontent.com/volkamerlab/TeachOpenCADD/master/devtools/test_env.yml conda activate teachopencadd
I ran this code and got errors surrounding biopython it seems.
Expected behavior
I would expect that all of the dependencies would install through the .yml file and form its own environment.
Screenshots
Configuration (please complete the following information):
N/A (the very problem itself)
Additional context
I am running a M3 MacBook pro. I have had a similar issue with my desktop. I tried downloading only the non-problematic packages through the .yml file and downloading the rest separately, but more issues came up. I was not able to import all the packages from the notebooks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: