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torchvision Conda package, at least with v0.10.0, depends on pillow, which complicates using pillow-SIMD.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Install torchvision with Conda.
Try to uninstall pillow, but would try to uninstall torchvision. Alternatively, you can do conda remove --force pillow to only remove it, but the environment will be in an inconsistent state. It's the best workaround AFAIK though.
Install pillow-SIMD.
Expected behavior
The expected behavior would be to be able to choose between pillow and pillow-SIMD, or be able to uninstall pillow without breaking things, and then install pillow-SIMD. After this, every time you try installing something with conda, it's gonna try to install pillow again.
Maybe pillow shouldn't be a dependency then? Maybe the ideal solution is to pillow-SIMD to provide a conda package called pillow, or something like that (or like a virtual package to support both?).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Another workaround: uploadcare/pillow-simd#44 (comment) (creating a conda package of pillow-SIMD from the source called pillow). Though it didn't work fine for me. Seems to require more configuration changes.
🐛 Bug
torchvision
Conda package, at least with v0.10.0, depends onpillow
, which complicates using pillow-SIMD.To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
conda remove --force pillow
to only remove it, but the environment will be in an inconsistent state. It's the best workaround AFAIK though.Expected behavior
The expected behavior would be to be able to choose between pillow and pillow-SIMD, or be able to uninstall pillow without breaking things, and then install pillow-SIMD. After this, every time you try installing something with conda, it's gonna try to install
pillow
again.Maybe pillow shouldn't be a dependency then? Maybe the ideal solution is to pillow-SIMD to provide a conda package called
pillow
, or something like that (or like a virtual package to support both?).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: