I have a fresh install of Ubuntu 24.04. I added pip with the usual sudo apt install python3-pip, and went to install some packages, but got the error: externally-managed-environment. This was all quite new to me, so I did some…
I'm resurrecting my local environment for a Django project that I haven't run locally in 2 years, working through issues around things that have gone stale. But I have one a little different: it looks like Django is finding/using an…
I have a venv then a project sub folder . When I try and use ipynb file in the project folder I need to create a python environment. So I go and find the python.exe from the venv folder and…
I am new to programming and working with deep learning networks, so maybe I'm just stupid, but I can't get my PyTorch to work. Not long ago, it did without problem, but then I tried to fix CUDA for GPU…
I would like to allow two jobs to run in parallel and both use the same environment. I have attached a sample github actions .yml file with comments to better explain what I need. I am new to the community…
I am new to python on a freshly installed windows OS. I am running a venv in ubuntu linux and followed a guide to activate the venv. Everything was going smoothly until I tried to 'deactivate' the venv. I am…
General Background: I'm learning Python and chose to make Vim my IDE - that's Vi IMproved 9.0, with only 4 plugins: coc/.nvim, gruvbox, vim-commentary, and black (PyCharm was recommended, but there's no regret in my choice with Vim. It's awesome!).…
Environment Ubuntu 20.04 Python 3.8.10 Pip 20.0.2 Using pip venv to create a virtual environment in my project directory. These are the commands I am running. python3 -m pip venv .venv # Create the virtual environment source .venv/bin/activate (.venv) $…
I would like to have multiple virtual environments, some with a different python version itself. I am uncertain about the base version of the python I should use. For instace, if I create venv dependent virtual environments using python provided…
When using Poetry to create a new project with poetry new project-name, it consistently defaults to Python 3.10, despite having Python 3.12 installed on my Ubuntu system. Although I managed to configure Python's global version to 3.12, this adjustment occurred…