DLL load issue in Spyder but not in cmd with python/ipython commands #19220
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This was referenced Aug 29, 2022
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Hey @veenstrajelmer, thanks for reporting. I don't know what happens in your case, but it's very strange that importing @dalthviz, are you able to reproduce this problem on Windows? |
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Hi @veenstrajelmer I was unable to reproduce this :/ Just in case, the env details where I tested this: |
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I also tested it on a different computer. Unfortunately this resulted in the same issue. I did a file compare between our envs and only showed the lines with differences (yours is left, mine is right).
Do you have any clue where I can start with looking for the source of this issue? |
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Hi again @veenstrajelmer , I was checking again all the info here and maybe the problem is due to the usage of the |
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I @dalthviz, thanks for this suggestion. It did not work right away, but because of it I removed the Anaconda related paths from the Path environment variable and this solved the issue. Very helpful, thanks! |
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Problem Description
I have Anaconda freshly installed quite recently (2022.05) and with the 'append to PATH option' enabled. I can import netCDF4 in cmd when my conda env is activated. However, I cannot import the netCDF4 module in Spyder (running the same conda env), since I get a DLL load error.
What steps reproduce the problem?
import netCDF4in Spyder (in test_env environment, I checked this), I get the error:What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
Importing the module without an error
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Additional info: this is not because there are paths missing from os.sys.path, they are equal in ipython (cmd) and spyder
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Workaround
I know from experience that if I install netCDF4 via pip, it does work properly. This is also mentioned by this issue: ContinuumIO/anaconda-issues#1671
However, in my case this would mean creating a conda env, pip installing my package (with netCDF4 as a dependency), conda installing the conda-forge specific packages like geopandas/contextily. This is not recommended when using conda/pip mixed (recommended is to first install all that is possible with conda, then install the last bits with pip)
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