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Trouble Installing, sample virtual environment config? #84
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I had the same error following the README instructions. What worked for me was doing |
@edfink234, did you eventually manage? I'm having the same issues, and running on python3.6 as @mtrautner suggested also does not work for me. Kind Regards, |
I also had the same issue and gave up on linux (as my linux distro requires 3.10 and i dont wanna destroy it) because of the requirements and dependencys... so i created a docker file to run it in a container. Maybe this might help you too...
after that you can either edit the dso and rebuild the container, or link the mydata folder to /code like i do....
after that you are in the interactive shell and can use
to make your first run... |
@edfink234 What OS are you using? @snapo Thank you very much for providing a Dockerfile. I think we could take that as a PR if you'd like to create one. Similar for any improvements to the README! Internally, we have a slightly different setup, so it can be hard for us to keep the public README up to date. |
@brendenpetersen i was thinking about creating a PR... but i have to do some more work on the docker file to make it much more easy to scale / run tasks in the future and make it able to orchestrate tasks with different seeds via docker compose. When its ready yes i will do it, this is just a quick and dirty hackup to test the framework. with docker compose/kubernetis you would then be able to distribute each search to the cloud where each seed runs in its own docker container. (at least what i am planning). This would allow you then to have then lets say run it on 1k amazon cloud instances where each instance has its own seed for 1 run. (therefore i have to still think about a little to collect data after the run , maybe i am script something ....). |
@jeroenwijnen98 I never managed. @brendenpetersen macOS Sonoma 14.2 |
I got a similar error with python 3.9 on both windows and ubuntu os. The error disappeared if I installed it with python 3.6. Error info: Obtaining file:///home/gpzhao/Github/deep-symbolic-optimization-master/dso × Preparing metadata (pyproject.toml) did not run successfully.
note: This error originates from a subprocess, and is likely not a problem with pip. × Encountered error while generating package metadata. note: This is an issue with the package mentioned above, not pip. |
Hello.
I have tried with Python version 3.11, 3.9, 3.8, and now 3.7, with pip versions 23.2.1 and 20.3.4, and wheel versions 0.36.2 and 0.41.1, and numpy versions 1.16 - 1.19 and for the life of me no matter how many different clean-slate virtual environments I use I can't seem to get
pip install -e .
to work. For example, with pip-23.2.1 I get:Doing
pip install --use-pep517 -e .
changes nothing. With pip version 20.3.4 I get:I've followed the steps in the README every time to no avail. Computer info for my Apple M1 (
uname -a
):Does anyone by chance have a python/pip/wheel/numpy/anything_else_relevant version combination that worked for them? Any help's greatly appreciated and would be happy to answer any questions that might help further diagnose the issue.
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