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conda env create not working in "Getting Symbiflow" #138
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I can find an environment.yml here: |
@hansfbaier - It would be good to figure out why this isn't failing on GitHub Actions? |
@hansfbaier Also, is this for symbiflow-examples or? |
Oh yes, so I filed this issue in the wrong project. |
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UPDATE, this does not work either:
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I transferred this issue to the correct repo? What OS are you on? I assume a RedHat Linux? |
The GitHub Action which is probably closest to your workflow is https://github.com/SymbiFlow/symbiflow-examples/runs/2328966429?check_suite_focus=true
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@hansfbaier Did you follow these steps?
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No, sorry, I skipped reading that and straight went to the headline 'Toolchain installation'. |
@hansfbaier - I can totally see how you could do that with the current documentation. |
@hansfbaier It is probably better if the documentation was clear that the command was |
Thanks! |
Yes, it happens when you get up at three in the morning because of trouble sleeping after the neighbors made a heck of a noise :D |
I think your mistake is totally reasonable. |
I'm going to leave this open to solve that issue. |
Also it would be important to add to the documentation a step to install the Python modules with: I keep getting The Dockerfile is on: https://gist.github.com/carlosedp/1f9119e0645e842e474ec1a67b5aed7e
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@carlosedp - It sounds like you are using the wrong Python executable. The Did you activate / source the conda environment in your shell? |
Changed my base image to the non Python3 one and also activated it in the shell. Worked fine. |
I'm confused because I'm pretty sure we only support Python 3 and not Python 2? |
I believe it makes no difference since Conda installs it's own Python3. |
maybe it meant to say this, but it does not work as well:
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