Josiah
Josiah
Unable to import Pip-installed & Conda-installed modules in Anaconda managed VirtualEnv environments
@Kodiologist It's just what I'm used to working with data scientists. I know the Anaconda syntax for doing things, not as familiar with the raw virtualenv commands for doing the...
Unable to import Pip-installed & Conda-installed modules in Anaconda managed VirtualEnv environments
@Kodiologist In most businesses, once processes are modeled, applications that move to a production environment would almost always get ported to Linux for the cost savings. It might work to...
Unable to import Pip-installed & Conda-installed modules in Anaconda managed VirtualEnv environments
I think language distributions have usefulness beyond getting things to run on Mac and Windows and are more generally useful for setting up development environments and ecosystems under the assumption...
Unable to import Pip-installed & Conda-installed modules in Anaconda managed VirtualEnv environments
> As for what's going on here, I don't know enough about Anaconda to tell, but I assume it has something to do with Anaconda's and Hy's changes to module...
Unable to import Pip-installed & Conda-installed modules in Anaconda managed VirtualEnv environments
I found a workaround using `pipenv` instead of Conda. Macros still don't work in the Jupyter Console (but they haven't for a long time), but they will work in the...
I no longer get the Gateway error, but nothing but the site title displays. This task should be so easy, if I had access to the deployment, I'd do it...
Easy workaround for me was just to create the features directory in the eclipse directory using the mkdir command. Worked for me. @gabrielps delete your features directory to reproduce this...
Current workaround I discovered (just now) is to use LTS-6.17 (GHC 7.10.3) instead of LTS-7.13 (GHC 8.0.1). I did this by editing my global stack config at ~/.stack/global-project/stack.yaml
My personal philosophy about software is that it should "Just work". If you aren't going to support all LTS versions, then my vote would be to build the IDE binaries...
My time is also limited, but if I can find a spare moment, I'll have a look into it.