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OpenCV/Numpy Installation Issue on Conda Python 3.10 (MacOS) #41
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Hello @wjbmattingly I was setting up CI and other configuration I decided to take look this problem and
I assumed mac you used apple silicon and I used brew to install all of the pythons(3.6 to 3.13) all of them tested under new virtualenv envs and no-cache installs OSX version: Sonama 14.6 |
@wjbmattingly related PR #43 I worked for ci and package dependencies (I tested on this PR branch) |
@wjbmattingly We just merged changes I made so could you please re-try this to verify is it work or not, thank you. |
This is so strange. I created a new Conda env and reinstalled. I have the same error for some reason. Here is the full error: I am in a fresh Conda env with Python 3.10. Perhaps it's an issue with Conda? I can try using virtualenv to see if that helps. All I did to install was the following pip install --no-cache-dir maestro
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@wjbmattingly It is looks like a conflict between cv2 and numpy, what I can suggest to you is remove "opencv-python-headless" and use conda version of opencv instead of pypi package, But I am pretty sure it works on normal python installations (I installed all of them via "brew" (brew install python@3.10,brew install python@3.9,brew install python@3.8) I also mode github action that making sure it works for OSX as well. So I am pretty sure it works fine (but conda has different package source) |
Ok! That did the trick, thanks so much!! (I uninstalled and used the conda version of opencv) I have a few new errors, but I think I can now debug these. |
I will work on conda of maestro so hopefully you can install easily, let's keep this issue open but let me change title of issue to "conda related" bug so I can work on this too as well. cc @SkalskiP |
Thanks! That works for me. If you want me to do testing when you have this ready, let me know. More than happy to test it out. |
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First of all, thank you for this package! I am excited to test it out. I have a slight issue, however. I created a fresh environment to test out the package.
When trying to import modules from the maestro package, there's a NumPy version compatibility error. The error suggests that a module compiled with NumPy 1.x is being run with NumPy 2.1.1, which can cause crashes.
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Are you willing to submit a PR?
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