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Installation Issue #190
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Hi, many thanks for your interest in REINVENT and welcome to the community! We do not support 3.9 but from your error message it seems that the MacOSX version for the OpenEye toolkit requires at least 3.11. That version is fine with REINVENT. Hope that helps, |
Hello, I reinstalled conda, due to other reasons but still good to know that it this is a new clean version.
I exclude here the 250850 lines and only show the end...
I check if grpcio is up to date, and it is:
You have an Idea? May this be a problem due to the fact, that I installed some dependencies by hand and not with the requierments file? Best |
The error message says that this specific package cannot be built on MacOSX. You could try to install an older version and see if that works. grpcio is used by tensorboard, so you could also not install that or, alternatively, in a separate environment. We are not really in the position to be able to support MacOSX. |
Hello, I will raise a issue there. I will keep you posted. Best |
Hello!
I am struggeling to install REINVENT4.
I followed the instructions:
Since I have a MacBook Air M2 (macOS: 15.1 (24B83)), I used the macOS requirements.
After that openeye-toolkits will be downloaded
I thought I give it a try and update in the requirements file the version of openeze to 2024.2.0, but as you can see above it was not successful.
Before I had the 2024.2.3 version, where it also not worked.
On the openeye website it states that those version of pyhton should work:
My current python version in this env is:
(REINVENT4) noah@DESKTOP REINVENT4 % python -V Python 3.10.16
Now I am a little bit at a lost, should I use the python env with 3.9 instead of 3.10? Or did I oversee something?
Best, Noah
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