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Running poetry install
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I was able to do a successful poetry install on ubuntu 20.04 with python 3.9.5. I am using pyenv to manage multiple python versions. |
I'm guessing this may be an issue to trying to install on a Mac? I can try on a Mac tomorrow and see if I can debug. |
Yeah looks like it might be an M1 chip issue.
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I'm guessing this may be an issue to trying to install on a Mac? I can try
on a Mac tomorrow and see if I can debug.
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It always is! Since you're getting stuck on installing llvmlite, my guess is that you're going to need to brew install some packages and set some environment variables. Something like the following has worked for me: Install llvm
Set the following environment variable
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I'm trying to reproduce the bakeoff but running into issues setting up my environment.
Running
poetry install
from within a local fork of the repo returns:Any direction here would be appreciated. Thank you for making this work public!
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