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error: subprocess-exited-with-error for arcgis while installing in Google Colab #1634
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google collab is running a version that we do not support yet. Version 2.2.0, which will be coming out in Q4 of 2023 will have this support. |
Okay, but could you then specify which versions of arcgis, along with the deep learning dependencies needs to be installed? I knew |
@priyankatuteja Do you have insight on this? Which deep learning dependency versions are accurate? |
Hello, could you please provide the deep learning dependency versions for google colab? |
Any updates on this? Have you released version 2.2.0? |
@priyankatuteja Can you please help with this? @Daremitsu1 Yes 2.2.0 has been released so feel free to upgrade and see if it helps as well. |
Thank you. I have tried it however there seems to be some dependency issues. Because at any point of time I am getting the issue: So I think there is some inherent version dependencies for the other packages you might have. requirements.txt:
And I also checked the install deep learning dependencies page to no avail: If you guide me on this would be grateful! |
Hello, any update on this? |
Describe the bug
While trying to install arcgis through the pip command getting the following error:
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
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Expected behavior
Arcgis should have been installed through running the cells.
Platform (please complete the following information):
1.6.2
] (you can get this by typingprint(arcgis.__version__)
Additional context
Current Python version in Google Colab is
Python 3.10.12
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