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Error when Following the Build Backend Tutorial #13
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I will send you in a minute a script that manually re-creates the environment we can do further testing on. My best guess is that we might need to set some R environmental variables to tell R and/or conda where to find some LD libraries. What happens when you just try |
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What happens if you try to build a new environment using conda from the terminal? If that succeeds but the BuildBackend() call fails, the problem likely lies in the setting of environmental variables within R. |
I actually just tried it and it worked perfectly!
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likely lies in the setting of environmental variables within R.
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Sounds good! Was this the BuildBackend() or Python way? |
Python way. Let me try with buildbackend
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Cool. If the BuildBackend way doesn't work that's an indication that we need to tweak the environmental variables R is using. |
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I encountered an issue while trying to create a new conda environment using the
causalimages::BuildBackend
function. The process fails with the following error:What I did
causalimages::BuildBackend
function with the following command:/Users/wz/opt/anaconda3/bin/conda create --yes --name CausalImagesEnv 'python=3.11' --quiet -c conda-forge
System Information:
I'm not sure how to fix this error. Maybe it is some problem with how I am managing my Anaconda environment. Thanks for helping!
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