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>what is a docker
Python is the biggest cause of dependency problems in my life. It's designed by an absolute moron and venv is a filthy hack with environment variables.
But regarding your problem, I suggest using pyenv to get the appropriate Python version and use venv to containerize the dependencies for your program.
It doesn't help that people who have no place programming work in it. Academia, for example, must be the principle writers of shovelware.
No the problem is you and the library writers.
Should had used pip-tools with hashes or conda.
>durrrr why duh cutting edge software have somany dependuncy?
>pip install -r requirements.txt
if there isnt a requirements file, devs are moronic
>implying it doesn't break anyway because of FFI requirements
That's why you use pip-compile with hashes.
uhhhh what does it mean by this
It's bad dependency logic. <= is dumb. Better to use != for specfically bad versions.
You have to uninstall your version 7 and let it install a version 6.
Are you using a virtual environment?
>You have to uninstall your version 7 and let it install a version 6.
sane languages don't have this problem.
Go put diesel in your petrol car, homosexual
>petrol
Frick off, britbong
>bad dependency logic
Why is Python such a complete meme.
I swear, the most overrated language in the world.
>troonyflow
That's not the ML community, that's the troony community. Try again.
Are you really struggling trying to install automatic1111 webui? I'm a codelet and even I could do that, it really looks like a skill issue on your end.
skill issue
>be java
>download .jar lib
>place in /libs/ folder
>done
For solving the dependency hell, just use pipenv or poetry and a docker container for reproducing the whole development environment.