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Bug with Miniforge3-MacOSX-x86_64, MacOS11, Wrong Compatible tags #445
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For situational awareness, I think this is not necessarily a bug with Miniforge but it could be Conda's Python as a whole. I get this same 'issue' on Anaconda where a Python interpreter for Intel macOS 11.2 is considered |
Can you confirm that python 3.9 works fine? |
@isuruf For me (admittedly I'm using Anaconda), Python 3.9 does not work fine
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can you try conda-forge? |
@isuruf Sure, same effect
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Can you show |
and |
ps:my system is MacOS11.2 |
Can you try creating a |
Also what do you get with |
env python=3.9
I think |
Thanks for the info. This is a upstream issue if python is built with SDK < 11.0 and used with Big Sur. See release note at https://www.python.org/downloads/release/python-387/ about 3.8.7 not fully supporting Big Sur. You'll have to backport the PR python/cpython#23295 to 3.8 branch in cpython. |
To workaround this, do |
Thank u lot. It works fine! |
There're strange issues with it conda-forge/python-feedstock#445 and Conda reports incompatible platform tags in tests.
There are issues with python 3.8 on macOS 11.x: conda-forge/python-feedstock#445 so Conda has issues with tags compatibility with platform tags 'macosx_11_0_...' so disable this configuration for now
Issue:
Wront Compatible Tags
Test:
Python 3.8 from the system:
Python 3.9 installed with homebrew:
Python 3.8 from a conda-forge env:
So conda-forge's Python is indeed pretending to be installed on a fake 10.16 version of macOS to bypass this problem with pip 20.2.4
How to fix that? Thanks a lot.
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