Michael Reneer

+1 to @hardik-vala question, I think this must be due to an older version of `tensorflow-federated` package. https://www.tensorflow.org/federated/api_docs/python/tff/backends/native/set_local_python_execution_context

@jlewi We are not currently compatible with Python 3.10 due to some dependency issues that I expect to have resolved soon. Additionally, we use to document the Python and TF...

The root issue is that Google Colab is on python 3.8 and `tensorflow-federated` is using python 3.9 API. Installing an older version of `tensorflow-federated` or using a custom runtime in...

@mahii6991 It is somewhat expected (though unfortunate) that you are getting error in Google colab. The reason for this is because the default runtime that you are executing the notebook...

Closing as this does not appear to be an issue anymore.

+1 to what @hardik-vala suggested, going to close this. Please reopen if you still have an issue.

@amitport you are correct we currently do not test on Windows. @rstoki > It would be a pity to drop the Windows support altogether "only" because of employing some optimization...

Maybe we can leave this issue open to track the feature request to support Windows as a platform?

@XinyiYS > The installation gives errors: > > ``` > ERROR: pip's dependency resolver does not currently take into account all the packages that are installed. This behaviour is the...

I'm going to close this issue because it's expected that we get these kinds of error when running the tutorials in Google colab because Google colab comes with a lot...