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ERROR: Cannot install -r requirements.txt (line 2) and pathway because these package versions have conflicting dependencies. #3

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arjun-ms opened this issue Dec 20, 2023 · 8 comments

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chriz-ty commented Dec 20, 2023

I was also experiencing the same issue when I was trying to install the requirements.

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Facing the same issue

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zxqfd555-pw commented Dec 20, 2023

Hello @arjun-ms @chriz-ty @munish0838.

Could you please let us know what Python version you're using? You can check it by executing python --version in a command line.

I have checked the dependencies of the llm_app library and I see that they refer to certain versions of pathway. It may be the case that the version you have installed is too old. Could you try to uninstall pathway and llm_app and run the pip install -r requirements.txt again?

On the other note, using a clean virtualenv to install the dependencies should also help.

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Hey @zxqfd555-pw !

I am using Python 3.10. I believe the error I encountered is due to having installed this on a Windows machine, whereas the pathway package currently supports only Linux and macOS.

Now, I am attempting to run it on Docker.

@chriz-ty
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Yeah, I tried to attempt in docker and it worked! But now there is another problem that I'm facing. The external url and the network url are not working..

@munish0838
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Are you using wsl? @chriz-ty

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Are you using wsl? @chriz-ty

Nope

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stefan52a commented Mar 17, 2024

see solution in #5 (comment)
that worked for me

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