Christopher Rowley
Christopher Rowley
I meant you can do ```julia @pyexec """ global config, dustmaps from dustmaps.config import config config.reset() config['data_dir'] = '../../dustmaps/' import dustmaps.sfd dustmaps.sfd.fetch() """ ```
Yeah PRs for improving the docs are always welcome.
From the name of the missing symbol I'm guessing it's a version clash between Conda and Julia for some linear algebra library?
Yeah my guess is Julia 1.9 uses a older linear algebra library than one of your Conda dependencies but Julia 1.10 uses a newer one. So in the future if...
Yeah did LinearAlgebra get removed from the sysimage or something in 1.10? That would explain it. Try loading LinearAlgebra in 1.10 before PythonCall and see if you see the issue...
Looks like Julia went from SuiteSparse v5 to v7 between 1.9 and 1.10. What version is in your Conda environment?
Can you copy the result of `pkg> conda run conda list` please?
It'll be much easier to help if you give the full sequence of steps you did to get to that error, plus the full error message.
My guess though is that your antivirus deleted python.exe after it was installed.
Can you remove that `.CondaPkg` folder entirely and try again?