@jjallaire's comment here states that reticulate needs to bind to the Python shared library, which implies that the shared library needs to exist. If Python is compiled from source without the --enable-shared flag, this will not be the case. I was not able to find this shared library requirement explicitly mentioned in the reticulate documentation, so it might be helpful to add it, possibly in the Python Version Configuration vignette.
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@jjallaire's comment here states that
reticulateneeds to bind to the Python shared library, which implies that the shared library needs to exist. If Python is compiled from source without the--enable-sharedflag, this will not be the case. I was not able to find this shared library requirement explicitly mentioned in thereticulatedocumentation, so it might be helpful to add it, possibly in the Python Version Configuration vignette.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: