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Rodeo IDE installed from Github Releases: Says can't find python #681

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pruthvireddy opened this issue Mar 12, 2021 · 1 comment
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@pruthvireddy
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Hi,

I used rodeo a lot 2-3 years back and I am back to using it only to realize that the program has been abandoned. I managed to install an older version I suppose through the releases and installed it, now when I run it I get an error that it cannot find anaconda or Jupyter notebooks installed, whereas I do have them installed.

I tried changing the directory it prompts to point to the anaconda installation, but no help there too!

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Please help me get this issue resolved. I'd like to use Rodeo even though I know there won't be any updates. I love the freedom to run block codes or lines and having the construction of, editor, terminal, environment, and plots.

If any alternative IDE is there please suggest it! Thanks

@yfyang86
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I am on 2.5.2 and miniforge3-conda 4.11.0 (Mac M1, python 3.9).

Assume we target to trigger conda env pyts,

conda activate pyts
pip install jupyter
  1. Rodeo -> Preferences -> Python -> ignore the warnings several times (i.e. skip the warning message box) -> set Python Command to ${HOME}/miniforge3/envs/pyts/bin/python3.9

  2. Save changes and quit

  3. Reopen Rodeo -> Preferences -> Change Python Package Installer from pip to conda.

If it fails, you may want to set the Environment Variables properly.

You may want to change ${HOME}/miniforge3/ your conda setting.

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