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Installing does not work on python 3.9 #169
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Yeah! It's because one of the core dependencies (Ray) currently doesn't work on 3.9. I've brought this up with the team and there's currently ongoing work (expect to be available in January!) |
Okay awesome, thank you very much! :D Leaving this open until then in that case ;) |
Working now! Closing this! |
I still have this issue. pip install -U ray says ERROR: No matching distribution found for ray |
What version of pip are you using @Miladiouss ? |
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Btw, I'm using Ubuntu 20. |
same error here |
@Miladiouss I'll just keep this open - we don't have 3.9 support for Ray yet. @lindu2770 not sure why you're seeing this error... |
Thanks @richardliaw, for reference for others, I had to go to Python 3.7 to install ray. |
Thanks @Miladiouss Python 3.7 worked for me as well. |
When I go to https://pypi.org/project/ray/#history then I see the following versions supported: If 3.9 is not supported yet, maybe the version mentioned should be removed. |
I encountered the same issue with Python 3.10, which is supported by Ray 1.12.1 according to the setup.py. The error was |
I suspect this is because ray doesn't publish sdists, only wheels, and everyone getting bitten by this is running ARM64 Linux (either directly or by running it in Docker inside an M1 laptop), which Ray doesn't publish any wheels for. It has nothing to do with the Python version. You can see this from the fact that installation fails on 3.7 with aarch64, but succeeds on 3.7 with amd64.
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@deifactor Thanks for the hint! Had the similar issue, fixed it by switching from aarch64 to amd64. |
This is still a problem on windows 10 on python 3.10 |
For me, problem solved with directly pip installing .whl from https://docs.ray.io/en/latest/ray-overview/installation.html |
@GLGDLY |
Windows: just change the version in the url to get wheels for other python versions, such as: |
ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement ray[default,tune]>=2.0.0 (from finrl) (from versions: none) Trying with py 3.9, 3.10.5 and few other. On win 11. I am not experienced with python. fyi. |
On Python 3.11 and it does not install either. |
tried this but still have errors |
well..im getting this error today trying to rebuild my container... |
Hello,
I currently cannot install this package when I use the pip installment.
I have tried both ways of installing, and I get:
pip3 install tune-sklearn ray[tune] ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement ray[tune] ERROR: No matching distribution found for ray[tune]
My python3 version:
Would you perhaps know what is wrong? Thank you very much!
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