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imutils conda installation on m1 macbook #267

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YileAllenChen1 opened this issue Feb 17, 2022 · 3 comments
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imutils conda installation on m1 macbook #267

YileAllenChen1 opened this issue Feb 17, 2022 · 3 comments

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@YileAllenChen1
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I am working on a m1 macbook and wanted to install imutils. I need to use conda to install packages but it does not work. I tried conda install imutils and conda install -c conda-forge imutils but both give a package not found error.

Is there a solution to installing it on the m1 macs?

@srinathos
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srinathos commented Feb 18, 2022

I don't see an arm64 build on conda and that's why it fails. You should be able to install it using pip in your conda environment. If that fails, the repository has a setup.py that you can use: python setup.py --install

@lolikgiovi
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lolikgiovi commented Jan 3, 2023

Encountered the same problem and proceeded to install it using pip. Thanks for the solution! @srinathos

I don't see an arm64 build on conda and that's why it fails. You should be able to install it using pip in your conda environment. If that fails, the repository has a setup.py that you can use: python setup.py --install

@dustinfreeman
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I don't see an arm64 build on conda and that's why it fails. You should be able to install it using pip in your conda environment. If that fails, the repository has a setup.py that you can use: python setup.py --install

Sorry if this is a dumb question, but why wouldn't conda have a build for this?

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