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tensorflowjs_wizard keeps asking to install PyInquirer #6165
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I tried to run the same in colab and i was not facing the issue , please check here. https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1ALPm79fQ8cmbg39mt9zLUD3xWebF-qVo?usp=sharing |
It says access denied when I open the link. I have sent a request with the email (abhinavk.grd@gmail.com). can you please accept it? Thank you |
Thanks, @rthadur for pointing me in the right direction. I followed this blog https://blog.tensorflow.org/2018/07/train-model-in-tfkeras-with-colab-and-run-in-browser-tensorflowjs.html and used the commands on this doc https://www.tensorflow.org/js/tutorials/conversion/import_saved_model and it all ran smoothly |
Thank you ! |
Why was this closed? I can repro this bug |
Yes. But the using colab is much easier and better way of doing it. Hence solving my problem. No need locally installing dependencies |
Sure, you got a workaround, but the bug still exists and other users might want it to be fixed :/ |
😬 @rthadur, can you help him? |
I'm having this issue as well. On another machine I managed to make it work after several retries, but couldn't figure out how. Now I'm on a different machine and I couldn't make it work, I also created a dedicated venv, with no success. The problem is that if you are using python notebooks then PyInquirer gets updated by ipykernel and its stack so the two cannot coexist on the same environment... P.S.: Github Issues is not Yahoo Answers, as long as the bug is present the issue should be open, no matter if who raises the problem has found another way... |
@edoardogiacomello @alexandernst Sadly, PyInquirer is not maintained, and it is having conflicts with other package. We will need to replace the usage with another CLI system to fix this issue. Meanwhile you can use tensorflowjs_converter to achieve the same functionalities. |
Hii,
So, I have been trying to setup and run tensorflowjs convert wizard .I followed the readme documentation. But after successfull installation when i run the wizard. It outputs the following message
I ran the
pip install PyInquirer==1.0.3
command and got this outputI checked my pip list to see if
PyInquirer
was there and indeed it wasBut when i again try to run the wizard , it gives the same error.
Thanks in advance.
System Config
OS : Ubuntu 20.04 running under wsl2
python - 3.10.2
pip3 - 21.2.4
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