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There are two separate issues depending on which version of Big Sur is being run:
11.2.1: Napari is successfully installed but cannot be imported in a python interpreter. It is met with the following error:
11.1: Napari is successfully install and imported but only works in Python 3.9.0 (fails in 3.9.1 as of 2/18/21). However, getting the Brainlit package to successfully install in 3.9.0 has created an opencv-python collision:
ERROR: No matching distribution found for opencv-python==4.2.0.32
When one goes to install that 4.2.0.32 version, it gives the error:
ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement opencv-python==4.2.0.32
ERROR: No matching distribution found for opencv-python==4.2.0.32
Going forward: Require Big Sur users to use 11.1 until bugs are fixed in more recent version. Also possibly remove opencv from entire brainlit package
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Working with @tathey1 and @JacopoTeneggi :
There are two separate issues depending on which version of Big Sur is being run:
11.2.1: Napari is successfully installed but cannot be imported in a python interpreter. It is met with the following error:
11.1: Napari is successfully install and imported but only works in Python 3.9.0 (fails in 3.9.1 as of 2/18/21). However, getting the Brainlit package to successfully install in 3.9.0 has created an
opencv-python
collision:When one goes to install that 4.2.0.32 version, it gives the error:
Going forward: Require Big Sur users to use 11.1 until bugs are fixed in more recent version. Also possibly remove opencv from entire brainlit package
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: