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Nevergrad Installation: pip is configured with locations that require TLS/SSL #564
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Hi @MUHAMMAD-LOVE |
Yes i did that many times but the error massage is about the SSL/TSL error i have downloaded Openssl but still the same error "SSL moudel not avialable" |
@MUHAMMAD-LOVE can you try this which worked for me last week?
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@MUHAMMAD-LOVE also take note that it DOES NOT work for me specifying "Python 3.9" in line 2:
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Trid to install it through conda give me this massage " Error creating conda environment 'r-reticulate' [exit code 1]" still same error |
Thanks for replying :) Can you specify if you exactly tried this code:
Thank you, If this does not work I will try and look into the issue further. |
When running "conda_create("r-reticulate")" getting the error message "Error creating conda environment 'r-reticulate' [exit code 1]" |
Check out this thread |
The problem not with "RETICULATE" it's installed but can't install "Nevergrad " When running the query in the Demo code to install it "py_install("nevergrad", pip = TRUE)" Get the SSL error |
What version of reticulate package do you have? Can you share your |
Providing this massege "could not find function "py_config" |
I meant |
Can you please try to install numpy before installing nevergrad? That's one of the things we ask the users to check when debugging nevergrad installation. For reference, (I'm on macOS), using
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Closing this task given it's been inactive for some months. Feel free to re-open. |
Project Robyn
Hi When installing "Nevergrad" I get this this massage in the rstudio console
WARNING: pip is configured with locations that require TLS/SSL, however the ssl module in Python is not available.
Note: I have searched the issue online but all the solutions dedicated to anaconda enviroment @laresbernardo
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