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GCparagon installation fails through mamba/conda #3
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Hi Rocio, |
Hi, Thanks for your fast reply! The versions are:
The conda error output (libmamba solver): LibMambaUnsatisfiableError: Encountered problems while solving:
Could not solve for environment specs It seems to me that the issue cannot be traced back to a single package. Moreover, unfortunately upgrading to Ubuntu 22 is currently not a valid option for me, since I did it before and had to downgrade back to Ubuntu 20 for several incompatibility issues with multiple other programs. Any ideas? Maybe a docker could work? |
Please try the following:
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Hi! I tried again (with both solvers) and it didn't work. To try to understand the issue, I created a test conda environment using python=3.10, and iteratively added the indicated packages, starting with pybedtools (the first package libmamba complains about). My goal was to debug the issue step by step, but to my surprise, nothing went wrong. I don't really understand why the result was different, since in the new branch YAML you removed all version specifications except for the python ones, and so did I. In any case, it seems to be working just fine, so thank you again for your time! Rocío |
Thank you for your patience with this issue, Rocío! |
Hello!
I tried to install GCparagon into my system (Ubuntu 20.04) from a freshly cloned repository using mamba as recommended, but the environment cannot be solved because of package incompatibility. I have also tried the installation using conda with the classic solver and with the libmamba one, resulting in the same issue.
Any ideas on why this might be happening?
Thanks in advance,
Rocío
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