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Found conflicts! - when creating the conda environment #152

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ExOblivione opened this issue Feb 19, 2021 · 4 comments
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Found conflicts! - when creating the conda environment #152

ExOblivione opened this issue Feb 19, 2021 · 4 comments

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@ExOblivione
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At the step which prepares the environment to include all the necessary packages and conda files (Python 3.8.5 and Anaconda 3), and specifically at this command:

conda env create -n interpret_cpu --file=interpret_cpu.yaml
it fails to solve the environment and returns with the following error:

Found conflicts! Looking for incompatible packages.

Then it looks for these packages, and then it throws a list of incompatibilities.

When last time I worked with this repo, I worked with Python 3.7, but now I couldn't make it work with that version either. I've attached the yaml file as .txt, and another file with the error message I received.

error.txt
interpret_cpu.txt

Thank you in advance!

@imatiach-msft
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hi @ExOblivione , can you try with python 3.7? What was the error and interpret_cpu.yml file for python 3.7?

@ExOblivione
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It looked similar with Python 3.7, even when specifying which version to use when creating the yaml file and the environment.
I use Anaconda 3, this time I installed a bit differently, without being an official Python 3.8. When asking for the Python version inside of the Anaconda Prompt, it says Python 3.8.5... guess I could play around with Paths?

@ExOblivione
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Yaml file when specifying the python version with the following code:

python tools/generate_conda_files.py --python-version 3.7.0
interpret_cpu.txt

Then I create an environment with the following code:

conda env create -n interpret_cpu --file=interpret_cpu.yaml python=3.7.0
The result is:
37error.txt

@imatiach-msft
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@ExOblivione closing this as fixed with #153

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