conda install streamlit installs older version or fails

[alex180500]

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Summary

Hello, I'm getting troubles installing Streamlit on multiple python versions using conda install on the conda-forge channel.
Trying to install on fresh conda environments with python 3.10 or 3.9 takes a very long time and at the end installs streamlit version 1.8.0 or 1.9.0 (kind of randomly).
For environments with other packages (like jupyter notebook), it fails completely.
Just for testing, with the same setups pip install worked flawlessly.
maybe this is a conda problem, not a streamlit problem

Reproducible Code Example

conda install streamlit -c conda-forge

Expected Behavior

I would expect the conda install to work fast and get the latest streamlit version.

Is this a regression?

• Yes, this used to work in a previous version.

Debug info

• Python: 3.9 and 3.10
• Conda: 22.11.1
• OS: Win 11 22h2

[vdonato]

Hi @alex180500,

I'm going to close this as cannot reproduce as it doesn't seem to be an issue on the machines I tried this on, and it seems that whatever's failing may have something to do with package resolution, which we don't have much control over once we release a new package to conda forge. I suspect that this is more likely to be a conda issue than a streamlit issue, but let me know if it looks like I'm wrong about this (if, say, the conda team doesn't think the issue is theirs), and I can reopen the issue.

[alex180500]

Alright I'll try to submit to the conda team.
Btw I get this issue on multiple machines (same conda version and win 11).