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Thank you for your tremendous and fantastic approach, first.
It would be an enormous help to related works.
Nvidia Isaac Sim has a built-in Python, and its version is 3.7.
I think that is the reason the conda environment is python=3.7 (Installation).
A few days ago, I was trying to install OmniDrones and encountered an issue related to 'TensorDictParams'.
I have checked it is a new feature in TensorDict 0.2.0 (PR).
So, I tried to install TensorDict 0.2.0 (pip) and TorchRL 0.2.0 (pip) from pip, but they all support Python only from 3.8 to 3.11.
I got errors about Processing from Typing, which is a new feature in Python 3.8 when I installed them from git repos and ran OmniDrones.
Thankfully, I was able to successfully install and test OmniDrones with the newly updated guide.
However, I am just wondering if it will be okay in future versions.
(Is it okay to use packages that support Python 3.8 or higher in a Python 3.7 environment?)
I also fixed small problems with the docs and setup.py.
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
And thanks for your contribution! As some main dependencies are still not stable, I think there are currently some minor problems in the project. Feel free to raise an issue or PR if you encounter any.
Thank you for your tremendous and fantastic approach, first.
It would be an enormous help to related works.
Nvidia Isaac Sim has a built-in Python, and its version is 3.7.
I think that is the reason the conda environment is python=3.7 (Installation).
A few days ago, I was trying to install OmniDrones and encountered an issue related to 'TensorDictParams'.
I have checked it is a new feature in TensorDict 0.2.0 (PR).
So, I tried to install TensorDict 0.2.0 (pip) and TorchRL 0.2.0 (pip) from pip, but they all support Python only from 3.8 to 3.11.
I got errors about Processing from Typing, which is a new feature in Python 3.8 when I installed them from git repos and ran OmniDrones.
Thankfully, I was able to successfully install and test OmniDrones with the newly updated guide.
However, I am just wondering if it will be okay in future versions.
(Is it okay to use packages that support Python 3.8 or higher in a Python 3.7 environment?)
I also fixed small problems with the docs and setup.py.
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: